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Vander Santos• 1,750
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- alfred thompson ovie• 820
@alfredthompsonOvie
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Nice work
1 - Mimchi• 10
@Ali-Chimim
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Is it a good practice to use inline-style?
alfred thompson ovie• 820@alfredthompsonOvie
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By inline styles, do you mean using the style attribute on HTML elements?? It's bad practice, because (1) you're not considering separation of concern, and (2) it increases the specificity of that element thereby making it more difficult to change the styles from your CSS style sheet
1 - Mr Skyner• 30
@MrSkyner
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Hello! This is my solution for the project named Stats Preview Card!
Any feedback it's helpful! Thanks for checking and feedback!
alfred thompson ovie• 820@alfredthompsonOvie
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Hi Mr skyner, looks nice, but you could do with a little bit of padding to the contents
1 - Dhruv• 60
@dhruv28o1
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your feedback helpes me to improve..... improved some components of code.... give your feedback i will try my best to improve more.......... thankyou.....
alfred thompson ovie• 820@alfredthompsonOvie
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Hi Dhruv, looks good, well done, but you could make the amount and button a little bigger
0 - PVander Santos• 1,750
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alfred thompson ovie• 820@alfredthompsonOvie
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looks good
1 - Marija Havaic• 150
@marijahavaic
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- How do you name your classes and is there any naming convention I could follow?
- Is it better to have a descendant combinator (body p) or class (.text) for styling?
alfred thompson ovie• 820@alfredthompsonOvie
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There are a couple of naming convention you can follow, but i could suggest using BEM..
I always take specificity into account when choosing between classes, IDs or descendant selector because i aim to reduces the specificity as much as I can
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