Submitted 11 months ago

Weak Attempt of Responsivity and JS

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@bdal90

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Hey All,

Here is my next experimentation and honestly I am not very satisfied with the result. The task was more difficult than I expected it to be, here are my main problems and questions:

I used absolute positioning for the social media share pop-up and a separte one for the caret down. Any suggestions on how could I have done it better?
In JavaScript, I applied a click event on the css selector named "hidden", which includes both social media box and the caret down, but somehow the caret down doesn't appear when clicked on the icon. Why is that?
I was suffering with making it responsive and I think the result is just terrible. Any tips on how to be more precise and effective?

Thanks a lot for checking it out,

Wishing you all great practice,

Dalma

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Matias Ludueña• 1,990

@matiasluduena23

Posted 11 months ago

Hi @bdal90, Nice work! Just one advice.

You can add a class call active to open and close the social icons. In your css file use .social-media {display: none} and add the class .social-media.active{ display: block} to show the icons. And with javascript add the class with the toggle propperty

const shareBtnEl = document.querySelector('.share')
const socialMediaEl = document.querySelector('.social-media')

shareBtnEl.addEventListener('click', () => {
    socialMediaEl.classList.toggle('active')
})

your social will open and close on click. This video could help you with JS link

If you want a good course for responsive layout do this It help me. Good code

Good code!

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NBD• 240

@bdal90

Posted 11 months ago

Many many thanks @matiasluduena23!

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