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  Parmeet Singh• 170

  @parmeet9891

  Submitted almost 3 years ago

  Behaving bit different in Mozilla, don't know why. Width looking strange, and fonts too. Need to figure out why this is happening. But just for reviewing, I suggest to review it in Chrome. I have used inbuilt range slider for now, but working on this to create my own. Suggestions, improvements always welcome :).

  

  HTML, CSS, Flexbox, Media Query

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  Luiggy Macias• 250

  @macluiggy

  Posted almost 3 years ago

  you probably need to add -webkit and -moz- prefixes in some css properties, that's becouse some css functionalities are not fully implement in all the browsers, so the prefixes are like a polyfill function in javascript

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  firnaza• 10

  @Firnaza-pushrank

  Submitted almost 3 years ago

  why the image cant load?

  

  html css

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  Luiggy Macias• 250

  @macluiggy

  Posted almost 3 years ago

  you could try making the width of the image container container bigger

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  firnaza• 10

  @Firnaza-pushrank

  Submitted almost 3 years ago

  why the image cant load?

  

  html css

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  Luiggy Macias• 250

  @macluiggy

  Posted almost 3 years ago

  Hello there, the image did load, the problem is because is a background image, it will occupy all its size in the background of its container, so it will be visible only where the container is visible.

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  Luiggy Macias• 250

  @macluiggy

  Submitted about 3 years ago

  Feedback would be appreciate

  

  I used pure HTML, CSS and JavaScript to complete this challenge

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  Luiggy Macias• 250

  @macluiggy

  Posted about 3 years ago

  Yeah, this is the first project I use media queries, I must still practice to improve my ability in responsiveness, thank you for the feedback

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