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Don't hesitate to make some comment to my code, i would highly appreciate !
I didn't understood why we have some hsl color value, but we need to ass transparency to it. So i guess we should use hsla, or is there any way to add alpha to existing hsl color ?
And if you have any tip for json integration , it would be so nice. I search on the web, and don't know where to start for such a simple integration.
And finally i managed to add white stuff in the blue box border, but i guess it isn"t the good way.
As you can see, i need to to progress a lot, so, some review would be so helpfull to me !
Community feedback
- @HiQendresaPosted about 1 year ago
Hi @Zoriko81
Congratulation on finishing this challenge 👏🏻 You did great 🎉
To add transparency to an HSL color, you should indeed use HSLA, which stands for HSL with Alpha.
As for the JSON Data, I suggest you to start learning Javascript, using Javascript you will be able to fetch the data and manipulate with them.
Here is a simple start on learning JavaScript Json: https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_json.asp also read the documentation here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Objects/JSON
Wish you luck on the other challenges!
Happy Coding 🚀
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