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Submitted almost 3 years ago

Huddle landing page with single introductory section solution

Adrian•160
@Adrianmbugua
A solution to the Huddle landing page with a single introductory section challenge
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Hi , Im not able to resize my fontawsome icons, any suggestions welcome

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  • Assurance Chioma Ikogwe•410
    @Aik-202
    Posted almost 3 years ago

    Hi Adrian, nice work! To answer your question the way to resize font awesome icons is to use font size. Using fa-2x in your class simply gives the icon a font size of 2em. this link will tell you more about sizing of font awesome icons . Also, for your accessibility issues, change the div with class main to the main tag, as every page must have one main tag. Try also to center the button, it looks a little bit off in the mobile view.

    Hope this helps.

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  • Adrian•160
    @Adrianmbugua
    Posted almost 3 years ago

    Hi All,

    Im getting this errors when I view report , no idea what could be causing it, I put my site through a css validator it found no errors , Im stumped ! I havent used any of the values shown in the error

    {ERROR CSS: transform: too few values for the property transform.

    Context: e-height,-.5em))}50%{-webkit-t ERROR CSS: transform: too few values for the property transform.

    Context: ebound,-.125em))}64%{-webkit-t ERROR CSS: transform: too few values for the property transform.

    Context: -angle,-180deg))}}@-webkit-key ERROR CSS: transform: too few values for the property transform.

    Context: ate-angle,none))}.fa-stack{dis ERROR CSS: Unknown pseudo-element or pseudo-class :host

    Context: -width:0}:host,:root ERROR CSS: Unknown pseudo-element or pseudo-class :host

    Context: :\f3f6}:host,:root ERROR CSS: Unknown pseudo-element or pseudo-class :host

    Context: ight:400}:host,:root}

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