Raphael Oliveira• 190
@Oliveiraster
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Normally when starting a project I use the parameters to reset any style applied by the browser.
*{ margin: 0; padding: 0; }
this will solve your scrolling problem.
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This solution creates a scroll bar when I include the attribution line in the footer. I'm not exactly sure what to do to get this page to render without a scrollbar.
I'd also like feedback on how the CSS is set up. I built this out haphazardly, so I am fairly certain that this isn't the right way to organize a CSS file. For example:
- I feel that the headline and subtitle classes can be consolidated down somehow, I the only differences between these two classes are the font weights, so there are a lot of duplicated lines
- I'm uncertain if how I nested the classes under the widget class is the proper way to organize the CSS. It works, but I, personally, think it's difficult to follow the relationships when looking at the code.
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ZeroHora• 270
@RailsonOL
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About scroll bar, you put in container: min-height: 100vh;
100vh makes your container occupy 100% of the visible height of the screen, which in turn pushes the rest out
this line should be in the body
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