Submitted 5 months ago

Responsive webpage design with HTML and CSS

Shiv• 350

@undrthegraveyard

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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

One opportunity to improve is that the final design of the mobile preview is not similar to the original design, for instance, the "Preparation time" section.
Overall, the spacing around the bullet points could also be improved drastically.

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

There were a few challenges that I encountered, one of them was using classes logically in my code. I have been struggling to use classes efficiently, especially in my CSS code.

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

On one specific issue, I would really appreciate some help from the community. I was not able to make the color of the bullet points(dots) same as that of their heading.
For instance, the color of the heading "Ingredients", and its bullet points(dots) should have been the same.

Community feedback

Manav• 390

@manav-sharma69

Posted 4 months ago

Hi! You can add colors to bullet points by using the ::marker pseudo-element.

Here's the MDN link: ::marker

Hope this helps!

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Shiv• 350

@undrthegraveyard

Posted 4 months ago

@manav-sharma69

Hey! Ahh, I see. I am still getting used to the concept of pseudo-elements. ChatGPT gave some long complex code just to solve this one simple issue, could have just said pseudo-element instead, hehe.

Thank you so much for your help buddy! 😄

Manav• 390

@manav-sharma69

Posted 4 months ago

Happy to help!

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