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  Pierre•250

  @Rem0ld

  Submitted almost 5 years ago

  

  Mobile first using HTML5 and plain CSS

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  Ryan•95

  @r-findley

  Posted almost 5 years ago

  Hi Pierre, I just finished this challenge as well. I used the background shorthand for my background images. My code for each image was:

  background: url(insert image info for top image) left top no-repeat background: url(insert image info for bottom image) left bottom no-repeat

  This seemed to keep things lined up properly for me.

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  Queen Agada (Queenstack)•10

  @queenstack

  Submitted almost 5 years ago

  

  single price grid component using HTML and CSS

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  Ryan•95

  @r-findley

  Posted almost 5 years ago

  Hello. I looked at the html issue flag that pulled up. Try using the <input> tag with the type set as button. This takes an attribute of value where you can put the text you want to show on the button, in this case "Sign Up"

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