Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Learned how to use the tag to setup different images for different view-screen sizes. Coded the HTML based on the desktop design, then coded the CSS mobile before adding a media query to add code changes for the desktop layout.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Had to learn how to use different images for different view-screen widths.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?How (if possible) to force side-scrolling once the mobile view-screen width reaches the min-width setting... or is there no side-scroll bar displayed on mobile screens?
Community feedback
- @curiousdilipPosted 4 months ago
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0@ePauloPosted 3 months agohi @curiousdilip, I used css and my design looks good on my computer running Windows 10 using the latest Firefox and Chrome browsers. What OS and browser type/version were you using to view/test my solution when you decided my "design looks bad"?
Note, I'm using CSS nesting, which looks similar to SCSS. For more information, see MDN Web Docs: Using CSS nesting
0@curiousdilipPosted 3 months ago@ePaulo live url - https://epaulo.github.io/product-preview-card-component/ I able to see this https://snipboard.io/SimyZ3.jpg
0@ePauloPosted 3 months ago@curiousdilip that's not what I and others see. So, once again, what OS and browser type/version are you using for testing?
This might help you better understand why I'm asking... this webpage lists browser type/versions for which CSS Nesting currently works or doesn't: https://caniuse.com/css-nesting0
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