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  Byron• 2,180

  @byronbyron

  Submitted over 2 years ago

  Hello ladies and gentlemen! This was a rather nice challenge to do. I chose to use Sass without any CSS framework just for a laugh (also saves weight and there's one less dependency). Vanilla JS for the mobile menu, validation, copy to clipboard and fetch api. Also added a little fancy mobile menu toggle animation. It probably doesn't work in IE11, but who still supports that browser anyway? No one. 😆

  Like always, please leave a like and maybe a lovely little comment as well. Thanks!

  Update: I've added localStorage so the links should now persist!

  

  URL shortening API landing page using Sass and localStorage

  #sass/scss#fetch

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  beth-codes• 80

  @beth-codes

  Posted over 2 years ago

  this is really nice, I must say. I can't even tell the differene

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  Graeme Byrne• 390

  @grmbyrn

  Submitted over 2 years ago

  I'd some trouble with the share button when the screen is on desktop. I had to include two share buttons rather than one. If anyone has any ideas for how to solve this, then I'd love to hear it!

  

  Responsive article preview with clickable share icon

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  beth-codes• 80

  @beth-codes

  Posted over 2 years ago

  nice work

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