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@yirano
Posted
Your code is something that I can really learn from! It's what I tried to do but failed to do.
@b-l-u-e
Posted
@b-l-u-e your code have tried to learn and figure out what you did but it was very hard to understand..
@yirano
Posted
@b-l-u-e, fortunately my code was able to interpret my goal juuuuuust fine. :) I just happen to admire John's stylesheet structure far better than what I attempted. But nice try!
@mattstuddert
Posted
Awesome work on this challenge John and congrats on submitting your first solution! As @yirano has said, your code looks great and the solution matches up to the design really well š
The one small tip I'd have for your CSS is to avoid using ID selectors. They can't be reused and are overly specific. This becomes important as your CSS grows for larger projects. I recommend just sticking to class, attribute, pseudo, and type selectors.
Keep up the great work! š
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