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Responsive Recipe Page using CSS media query

Shah Mohammad Mohibbullah Shovon•150
@mohibbullahSh0von
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  • CSS
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I am proud that in this challenge I have learned how to handle many types of style difference in a single page and keep the CSS style sheet as clean as possible.

I would try to make different files for different classes/styles (Ex. general.css, utilities.css etc.)

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

Implementing the difference of styles like color, font-weight, font-family, list bullet point styles etc. while keeping my CSS code clean were challenging for me.

Most of the cases I have overcome them by making my own custom utility CSS classes and implementing them on desired html elements.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

In the first unordered list of this page , in the first list item the last word 'minutes' when it comes to mobile viewport goes to next line which is okay but it does not horizontally aligns with the first line.

I need help to solve this problem.

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  • Michał•160
    @Michal-MajchrzakPosted 13 days ago

    Hey Shah 👋, congrats on finishing the challenge i like your utility classes approach. 😀

    Regarding your unordered list problem. Text in li element is not aligned when it breaks to new line because of the ::before pseudo-element and position: relative. In relative position element is still part of document flow and space for it is still reserved even if visually it is in different location.

    When you change position from relative to absolute on li::before, the element will be removed from normal document flow and space for it wont be reserved ( which is causing misalignment ).

    .card-unordered-list-custom-style li::before{
  position: absolute;
  left: -1.4rem;
}

    Now to set ::before next to li text ,we can add position: relative to li item itself.

    li {
 position: relative
}

    Because of that change, now ::before will be positioned relative to li element which is closest positioned ancestor. If you want to read more on position this MDN documentation on position helped me to figure this out.

    Hope this was helpful, have a nice day and Happy Coding😀

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