I've started learning Wordpress a few years ago and since then i've been trying to modify the CSS & PHP code of the templates to adjust them to my needs, so i've decided to continue to improve my skills on web development and be less dependant on a CMS
I’m currently learning...CSS, JS, Frameworks
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- @fitzgibbonjack@mec94
If I had to do it again I would choose the pseudo element. Another guy solved it that way too.
- @sheriluck@mec94
Try with span 2 value for grid-column & grid-row to make it easier for you. But first adjust your content, it's too stretched, excess of padding, and fonts too big. Use relative values when possible, like em & rem for - fonts, padding, margins - instead of pixels. I recommend you Kevin Powell's video. Introduction about grid. One of the best CSS teachers you can find on YT. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg7Fvvl3taU
- @Robert-Rynard@mec94
I love how you made it. My code is shit compare to yours 😁
- @Blackforest80@mec94
Hi, Blackforest80. Nice work. Have you tried with vw, vh, vmin & vmax units to make it fluid?