@jameschein
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Lovey stuff. All the extra touches make yours an interesting extended challenge tutorial. I was struggling to use :hover pseudo to create a toggle to no avail - of course an input element is a good solution for this job of a CSS toggle. Although, I am still wondering if there is any way to use a button element as a toggle in CSS for a maybe more elegent and semantically solid solution?
May I recommend a link around all the individual news or second-level story blocks content and fixing them up so when you roll over any part of a story the headline is highlighted and a click anywhere on the story will take you to the associated page.
Many thanks. Very useful.
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@correlucas
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@jameschein Hey James, thanks for the time spent writing this feedback! The input element is cool, but I've used it due my lack of knowledge of JS. Many of my previous solution I tried to implement a lots of things that are 100% easier with JS without CSS tricks, now I decided to finally study JS and stop to struggle to do complex things with CSS that are easier with JS.
About the story blocks I'll apply your suggestions ASAP, I wasn't thinking about that. Thank you for the tip!
Have a nice day James. Keep it up =)