Submitted 3 months ago
Recipe-page using html and css. I also used padding margin and borders
@Zangetsu5
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
well i did it on my own without need of using the internet
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?i had issues getting the colouring right and i just kept on trying(trial and error)
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?i still need help with my css designing
Community feedback
- @Gehad28Posted 3 months ago
Hi @Zangetsu5, nice work!
You can find the colours and fonts in a file called style-gide.md in the starter folder, you don't have to guess them. :)
I think you didn't push your final work to the github repo as the live site doesn't seem like your screenshot. I can see from you screenshot that you just need to apply some padding and margin and delete some.
Here are some tips:
- You can think of the page as a grid or a flex box of one column. This will help you apply a gap between the sections so that the spaces between them are equal.
- For the preparation time section, you can give the div a padding from all directions. For example,
padding: 2rem;
. - For the ingredients and instructions sections, you can give the div a margin from the left.
- To apply style on the marker of the list items, you can use the following selector:
li::marker{ font-size: 12px; color: hsl(14, 45%, 36%); }
I hope this helps. Keep going ☘️
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