Hi @nikoescobal - lovely job here! 🥳
I think if you add the following rules to the footer you should get the result you want, I just tried it in the browser and it seems to work (perhaps you were missing the background-position part?):
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: center top;
background-size: cover;
Otherwise, One thing that's worth considering is whether an element is actually a button or a link . The most important thing is what the element will do not what it looks like. This page has a great summary and lots of useful links on this: https://css-tricks.com/buttons-vs-links/.
I would think in this case the "download" could be a button, but the other "What is it" element should perhaps be a link? All this is debatable of course, the main thing is to be aware of the different use cases.
Keep up the great work!
Cheers 👋
Dave
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@dwhenson I appreciate the message and the resources you shared, Dave! Turns out I actually made a very simple mistake and ended up forgetting to switch the background image for the correct screen size -- the mobile footer image was being rendered.
As for the use of a button vs link, I'll definitely keep this in mind! I just checked out the articles, and they're quite interesting reads. And wow, I checked out your profile -- you're doing great, man. Impressive how you've got 47 solutions under your belt!
Thank you again for the encouraging words! Hope you're having a great day/week!
Cheers👋
Niko
