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I have a question in connection with the desktop version. When we click the button and the container of the share, facebook, twitter, pinterest stuff appear, how can I make it so that it will be the same place no matter the window site. Cuz, I tried to force it to be above the button and it is in the right position when the width is 1024px but if I make the window size wider it ends up going away from the button a bit horizontally. Other than that I don't have any specific question but I would be happy to receive any kind of feedback.

Hello! I am actually curious about how other people did the layout part of the challange especially placing the picture on each other. Because I used transform: translateY twice in mobile verision and I am not really sure, if it is good practice or not. I translated one of the pictures and main thing, the latter because it looked it had too much space at the top. It got me a little bit confused with the other parts of the layout but in the end in my opinion it looks decent but when I wanted get rid of it, things did not want work the way I wanted to. And I am not sure but I made the functionality of the hiding- showing paragraph script the way that even if I don't close an answer if I click on another question it will close automatically. It made sense that way but I am not really sure if I had to do it that way.

I am not really sure abou the colour of the picture. I put opacity: 0.5 first on the picture so it became darker becasue of the card color which was dark blue and then I added an overlay with a div and I made the background color of that div to the soft violet color which was in the style guide. But I feel like the color is still not right. When I only put opacity on the overlay it was too light. But in my opinion it is still not dark enough. I am actually curious how everyone else did it.

This was my first time to create one of Frontend Mentor projects so I would like to get some feedback if it is possible. Is my code weird in any way? I mean what I want to know if it is decent enough or not.