
Solution retrospective
This one took me less time than the first. I tried to keep the problems as simple as possible. I'm satisfied with the end result.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I had a hard time figuring out how to order the items in the stack like the images and different text elements on the card.
I tried to use the order: property but I realised that since I had set body to display: flex;, the section element I used for the card was the flex-item, not the elements within.
When I tried to make a flex container within another by assigning display: flex to section (the card), the problem seemed to become more complicated. So, I just did the simple thing and ordered them the way they appear in the HTML, which wasn't my preference.
How best to address this when ordering flex items in a container?
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Please advise as to the above. I don't imagine that the best way was to reorder the stack in the HTML, but I couldn't figure out how to make proper use of the order property within flex containers. In a situation like this, would you always assign the flex container to body rather than the card itself? I'm not sure...
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