Ajdevise• 335
@Ajdevise
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Try this selector to change color when content is added .form-input:not(:placeholder-shown).
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Alright, my first attempt to adding JavaScript. It's not entirely there yet, but I wanted to show what I've done thus far, to learn from the feedback.
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I'm also wondering how to change the input color of the input field once content is added. It now by default goes white, but I want it to keep the requested color. Which pseudo-class should I use?
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ApplePieGiraffe• 30,545
@ApplePieGiraffe
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Hey there, Katrien S! 👋
Nice to see you complete another challenge! 😀 Well done on this one! 👍 Overall, your solution looks great and responds well.
I suggest,
- Adding a
max-widthto the content of the page to prevent the left/right parts of the design from having too much space in between each other on extra-large screens. - Allowing the company logos to wrap onto a new line when the screen width becomes extra small (below 450px) to prevent the rest of the content from looking a little squeezed, then.
BTW, another pair of pseudo-classes you might be interested in looking into are the :valid and :invalid pseudo-classes, which correspond with valid and invalid input being entered into an input field, respectively. You can combine them with the :focus pseudo-class to apply styles to the input element only when it is focused and the input inside it is valid, for example. 😉
Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! 😁
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