I have some questions regarding the basics of CSS:
I have <h1> and <p> inside a <div> with class name of "something". How do I access both of these elements at the same time in CSS? Usually is h1, p {...} but now how to do it with the class?
In the footer (location Icon), I want to make the Icon to have a separate space but still next to the text. I try to use Flex but it stretches the Icon. How should I handler this problem?
Is there any Conventions that I should use in my CSS and HTML that I should know for better coding?
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Any feedback on improvement is appreciated! And if you have a solution to this challenge, I would love to have a chance to have a look and learn from it. Thank you!
Hi, I found myself struggling with this challenge! The challenge wasn't perfect as I wanted but I think I am hard stuck here. Any feedback, comments will be appreciated! Thank You!
Q1: I really struggle to get set up the image. First of all, the desktop-background-pattern was too big so it was very hard for me to position it with "position: absolute". Is there any better way to solve this?
Q2: There are 3 main Images: Box, Woman, Background. How can I make the Box on top of Woman and Woman on top Background? I manage to do some part of it but the background overflow to the top of the card which I don't know how to fix.
Is there any way to have these Images in a Div, and select only the Box with "overflow: visible" and the two is "overflow: Hidden"?
Q3: The box was placed inside the Card-Container, if the Card Expense, the Box move. I try to fix this by grouping it with Woman and Background Div but it will get Hidden and not overflow. So what can I do to make the box stay still with Woman and Background, while still get it Overflow: visible to the Card-container?
Q4: I use Max-height to create a smooth look when opening the question. I feel like when I close it, it is not as smooth as I open it. What can I do to give a better User Experience?
Q5: I feel like I am really weak when it comes to positioning, could you recommend me any Videos, sources so that I can improve? It will be very appriciated!
Hi, this is the first JavaScript project that I have done so any feedback regards the improvement of the code is appreciated.
I am looking for tips to improve my code quality, I feel like my code is very messy and hard to understand for an outsider. So what tips, principles should I follow so it can be cleaner, more understandable, and more effective? Thank you!
Hi, thanks for your attention. I am looking for feedback to improve quality coding. I try to use SEO in my code although, I feel it is quite awkward because I don't really know how to use it correctly. If there is any advice, I will be appreciated!
This is the first time I am using CSS Gird (Normally I only use Flexbox), is there any other way to achieve the result without using gird-template-areas?
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Hi, thanks for taking your time to look at this challenge. I am practicing CSS and HTML as a newbie and hoping to get some feedback from our fellow web designers. In this challenge, I found a few questions to mind:
When setting up the grid, should I use unit Pixel (px) or Percentage (%)? Both work fine but using percentages may move the context inside and mess up the align-items. Pixel is good and very constant but it doesn't feel responsive(?)
I am using 2 screens: a 2k and a FullHD screen. I found that the size of the website is not the same on the two screens (Ex: too big on fullHD but small on 2k screen). Should I change them to the same resuluation or is there any standard that I need to take into consideration?
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Hi, this is my first project on CSS and HTML as a web development beginner. Any feedback would be nice, Thank you.
My problem during the project is the Unit, in order to get a responsive website I use units such as Percentage (%), vh, and vw. However, sometimes they do not give the outcome that I wish. Also, there is a lot of confusion regarding Max and Min (hight, width) use in CSS, is there any tips or document that you can recommend it would be very appreciated.
