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Project tracking intro component solution

Mar 220

@Mar5Planet

Desktop design screenshot for the Project tracking intro component coding challenge

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  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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Trying to make my drop down positioned absolute- I used bootstrap. When I made the ul element of the navbar positioned absolute, it was glitching because of their JS. Any thoughts?

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Roman Filenko 3,335

@rfilenko

Posted

Hi, nice work, some new challenge here. Probably you need to overwrite bootstrap styles, with something like this: #navbarSupportedContent { position: absolute; width: 90%; top: 3rem; left: 1rem; z-index: 1; }. But generally don't use id's for css styling, instead just simple classes for easier maintance and overwrites.

Roman

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