Submitted 9 months ago

Recipe page using HTML tags and containers

WajahatAli130•90

@WajahatAli130

A solution to the Recipe page challenge

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Solution retrospective

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I got the site looking pretty similar to the example, even though there are some small details missing.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

At first I was feeling so lazy and unmotivated to start because of all the code that I would have to write for this. So many tags and containers! At one point I got really frustrated with the code because it looked so confusing but then I created a new HTML file and build everything from scratch and that helped me complete this challenge.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

How do I add lines between the rows of the table? And how do I get rid of the white border around the beige background?

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Community feedback

m1st1nh0•70
@m1st1nh0
Posted 9 months ago
hey there, i just finished my omelette too, to add the bottom borderlines for your table u have to : table{ border-collapse: collapse; (command to make the borders of the table unique, so they have no breaks at the crosses) }

than:

td, th{ border-bottom{ 1px solid (and the color u want) } this command define the width, the type of filling and the color.

sorry for the bad english typing, hope i could help
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Ayorinde Maryam Oluwatoyin•380
@MARYAMTEE
Posted 9 months ago
Ensure the design is viewed at 100% for accurate sizing! It's a crucial step for precision. Just double-check your screen resolution and zoom settings to avoid any scaling issues. Keep it up!
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