@Sparkhand
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Looking to hire developers?
@arunsingh009
@Sparkhand
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@arunsingh009
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This issue can be resolved by using one h1 tag in your design.
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@catherineisonline
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Hello, Frontend Mentor community! This is my solution to the Testimonials grid section.
I have read all the feedback on this project and improved my code. Due to the fact that I published this project very long ago, I am no longer updating it and changing its status to Public Archive on my Github.
You are free to download or use the code for reference in your projects, but I no longer update it or accept any feedback.
Thank you
@arunsingh009
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Box-shadow is missing and a few changes are required for font-weight I guess, otherwise your Overall solution is perfect.
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@krtksharma
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Any comments and suggestions will be appreciated........
@arunsingh009
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@krtksharma I studied your code and found no such big issues in that your code is good but you can enhance it in your future challenges. All the best😊
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@peterkariola
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I seem to have gotten the total Amount wrong, I could not get the logic behind this, can anyone explain please?
@arunsingh009
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Ok, @PeterScope your design looks cool I also have tried the same challenge but was unable to put that dolor logo and person logo in the input field in my challenge. Now, coming to your problem of the total amount, for total amount logic is very easy. First, calculate the total amount of tip which has to be divided into the number of people then add it to the bill amount and then divide the total amount by a number of people.
For your reference. Suppose Bill amount is 100 and you are selecting 5% tip then the total tip amount will be equal to 5 and suppose 5 people are sharing the amount then,
I hope this explanation helps I tried my best to make things clear for you.
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@Zaclobsterboy
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As always, feedback very welcome...I couldn't seem to match the look of the main image to the design solution...changed all the blending modes but none seemed to be as subtle as the one in the mock-up...have I missed something? :)
@arunsingh009
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hey @Zaclobsterboy, nice attempt. try this, uncomment the HTML part for the image and try this in your CSS, I hope this will surely work in your case.
.column2{ background-color: purple; /*for eg */ }
` .column2 img{
mix-blend-mode: multiply;
}`
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