@fedefioretti
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It looks great! just a little bit small maybe, comparing with the original, but it looks really great... just one thing to ask, is necesary to achieve (or at least to try) the same result? or we can explore our taste and give it a little more color and shapes?
@reteov
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@RedFive-StandingBy I'm just starting; I'm assuming that, for the exercise, we will want to duplicate the desired screenshots. Additionally, I've already updated it, so they are approximately the same size, although there is a slight offset.
@fedefioretti
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@reteov Maybe if you try to change you padding top you can move it down!
@reteov
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@fedefioretti I think it's more to do with the page width and height; in order for it to be located in the same place as the image, I'd have to get the width and height of the body correct (I'm currently using 100vw and 100vh).
EDIT: I've just updated the CSS, and now the pages are almost perfect. I am not sure if they're looking for perfection, or "just enough," but I'll assume the latter until I hear otherwise.
@fedefioretti
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@reteov ok now it seems pretty much close (almost perfect like you said), just put the footer outside the box and its done! that will fix your content position properly... Regarding viewport width and height I normaly use only 100vw in the stylesheet.
@reteov
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@fedefioretti Okay, I got it as close as I could while keeping the footer outside the box.
As for 100vw, I've found that if I do not set the body's height, then there doesn't seem to be a way to vertically center the box on the page. And unless we're looking at a perfectly square screen, I'm not sure 100vw is the same value as 100vh.
@fedefioretti
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@reteov you got it this time! i'm not sure about vh, but i think it depends on the size of the html or main element and its contents... maybe the right way to do it is to set de vh in 'auto', so that way it fits to the content. I will run a research on it.
