@ApplePieGiraffe
Posted
Hello there, Nebiyou Ersabo! π
Nice job on this challenge! π Your solution looks good and is responsive! π
That's an interesting issue you have with the alignment of the social media icons (since they look fine on my screen and in the dev tools to me, as well). π
I noticed that you have overflow: hidden
on the body
in the desktop layout. I suggest removing that because that means that users can no longer scroll and will not be able to view or reach all of the content of the page if they are viewing your site on a screen with a smaller height. If the reason you added that rule was to prevent horizontal scrolling, use overflow-x: hidden
instead so that users can still scroll up/down. π
Hope that small tip helps. π
Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! π
@NebiyouErsabo
Posted
@ApplePieGiraffe Thanks for viewing my solution, the legend APGπ. oh yea, I added that because there was an excessive space below the footer when you scroll. I thought that i could fix it by limiting the scroll with overflow:hidden
. Is there a way to make the footer just stick to bottom of page while still making it scrollable?
Thanks for the tips!
@ApplePieGiraffe
Posted
@Nebiyou12
Haha, glad to help! π
If you allow the height of the header and footer to be determined by the their content (e.g., the logo and the social media icons inside them, respectively), you could let the middle section fill up the remaining space. You could try adding min-height: 100vh
to the body
to ensure that it's always at least as high as the viewport and maybe something like height: 100%
on the middle section to get it to fill up the remaining height of its container. It might take a little playing around with to get right. π
@NebiyouErsabo
Posted
@ApplePieGiraffe Cool will experiment with that a bit.
Not that it matters to the solution, but I was wondering how long did it take you to learn frontend programming? Also what are you currently doing here in UG?
@ApplePieGiraffe
Posted
@Nebiyou12
Hey!
Sorry for the late replyβI didn't see this until now. π I've been learning frontend development on Frontend Mentor for a little less than a year, now. And I actually live here in UG with my family (and have been for quite a while)! π