Recipe using tailwindcss, CSS Grid, Flexbox
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Solution retrospective
I am proud of learning to use CSS Grid. Next time I would try to improve my code.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?At the end of the recipe there was a table, I could have done it by using the tag, but instead I used CSS Grid so I will learn to make a table in a different way.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Althougth I use fonts by linking to google fonts, I would like to know how to use fonts by using the local font files provided inside the fonts folder.
Community feedback
- @beowulf1958Posted about 1 month ago
Great job completing this challenge. The site looks brilliant! However, I did notice that the dots in front of the unordered lists were not styled. Tailwindcss has a very easy way to do this using the ::marker pseudo-element. Add
marker:text-Rose-800
to the preparation ul andmarker:text-Brown-800
to the ingredients ul. You can find more information about Tailwindcss list markers here in the documentation.Hosting fonts locally has become an issue with this court ruling in Germany. Essentially, there are concerns about privacy when using the Google fonts CDN. To host fonts locally in Tailwind, you would use the @font-face rule in the input.css This is explained in the documentation here.
Hope this helps. And keep on coding.
Marked as helpful0@rafbar2000rrPosted about 1 month ago@beowulf1958 Good observation, I hadn't noticed that. I have added the classes and it worked. Thanks!
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