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Fylo dark theme landing page master - Second exercise using SASS

Luis• 930

@luis08201

Desktop design screenshot for the Fylo dark theme landing page coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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Hi everyone. This is my second exercise using SASS. I would like any feedback

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Michel Oliveira• 230

@oliveiring

Posted

I've been trying to build this box between the main and footer, however I wasn't able to get done. so would you mind help me on that one, buddy?

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Luis• 930

@luis08201

Posted

Hi @oliveiring. I share with you the following link where I make an example of how I did that part of the web page.

Greetings. https://codepen.io/luis08201/full/jOmXJzP

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Michel Oliveira• 230

@oliveiring

Posted

@luis08201 I was almost there, the only problem was 2 line of code, But I'm glad that I did try.

Thank you so much for help out.

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Luis• 930

@luis08201

Posted

That's right @oliveiring , this is practice. I'm learning too. I'm glad I could help you. Keep it up.

Regards.

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Michel Oliveira• 230

@oliveiring

Posted

I did everything I could, but i did solve the problem. would you mind help me out?

https://github.com/oliveiring/fylo-dark

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Luis• 930

@luis08201

Posted

@oliveiring Sure. I'm gonna use this link you've already shared me for seeing your exercise.

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Luis• 930

@luis08201

Posted

@oliveiring @oliveiring Hello, I attach in this link the code so you can check it. Greetings. https://www.mediafire.com/file/yq339uaxh9h63sc/fylo-dark.rar/file

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Michel Oliveira• 230

@oliveiring

Posted

@luis08201 thank you so much, but later I still need you help of course you do not mind.

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Luis• 930

@luis08201

Posted

@oliveiring Sure, tell me your concern.

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Michel Oliveira• 230

@oliveiring

Posted

how do you deal with the background dude, it seems really hard to do it?

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Luis• 930

@luis08201

Posted

@oliveiring It was. I had to create a div called wave inside the main container, in which I called the image using background-image. Then, to the wave div I set position: absolute.

.main__page .wave { position: absolute; top: -15%; z-index: -1; background-image: url(../img/bg-curvy-desktop.svg); width: 100%; height: 50vh; }

The problem was with the responsive, I had to use another div called rectangle to avoid the space between the wave image and the other section.

.main__page .rectangle { display: block; width: 100%; height: 55vh; position: absolute; top: -2%; z-index: -1; background-color: #181f2a; }

It is not the best way, but it was the way I solved it.

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