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I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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    1. and also 2) It is responsive but not in devices that have 420px width or lower.your #rating-section div overflows Solution:Try to add max-width or give it width with percentage and don't give fixed width or heights just don't do it.Give it max-width or width with percentage.I hope this is useful; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQraviuwbzU&t=694s watch this video at 4:47 He talks about it.

    I liked your JS logic it is really good.You approached it differently than me and i liked it!

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    don't place block elements inside inline elements it can cause issues and it is not easier to control it unless you give inline element property of display:block;but overall it is good!

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    Love the transitions!

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    I love that date feature so good!

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    I think you mean that little brown tag bar.I also completed this challenge with Vanilla JS. Simply add events. 1.onmouseover show that tag bar; 2.onmouseleave hide that tag bar; By default you can make those tag bars "display:none;" this will make it completely disappear. and when hovering make them "display:block"

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