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Alessandra Casole

@alessandra-casoleItaly60 points

Welcome to my profile! Some curiosities about me 👇🏼 💻 Front End Development student at start2impact University 🎯 My professional goal is to help companies and startups create websites and apps that improve users' digital experience and have a positive impact through my work.

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  • Alessandra Casole•60
    @alessandra-casole

    Hello, yeah it was the hardest part for me too but I found this guide very useful https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_css_image_overlay_opacity

    I can't see your code, so check mine if it helps

  • Alessandra Casole•60
    @alessandra-casole

    Hi, I also used ":: before" and I solved the problem of the icons' alignment by making the sentences flex, which however I had inserted inside a p class (not span). So by changing the span to a p, you could remove the position properties and you can just give a class to both, so the alignment applies to both and then flex that class. Ex:

    <div class="card__row"> <p class="card-icons" id="card__price">0.041 ETH</p> <p class="card-icons" id="card__date">3 days left</p> </div>

    .card-icons { display: flex; }

    #card__price::before { content: .....; margin-right: .....; }

    #card__date::before { content: .....; margin-right: .....; }

    I hope you find it helpful!