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Submitted 9 months ago

Social links profile - HTML & CSS Solution + media query

@jeancy•180
@Jeancyjr
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Hello

I'd like to understand HTML structure a bit better so I don't get lost in terms of "foundation" when building a website's structure so that I won't mix all the div's.

Also, can you have a look at my @media queries code? At some point, I've given my margins and paddings a value of 100px, is this right?

Other than that, I'll love any feedback that can help my improvement. Cheers!

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  • Noel Hoppe•350
    @noelhoppePosted 9 months ago

    Hi, in general it's good practice to write the css styles in a separate *.css file and link to this file from the *.html file: <link href="styles.css" rel="stylesheet"> Use rem unit instead of px unit for font-size (1rem is 16px at defaul :) Moreover, I would recommend learning the basics of CSS flexbox and grid. As a result you can make better layouts even easier without display: block and lost of margin and padding properties. Happy coding!

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    @JeancyjrPosted 9 months ago

    @noelhoppe Thanks for that. Flexbox and grid are next.

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