Responsive qr code component using mobile first workflow

Solution retrospective
Hello everyone, I have a doubt that the img element is inline but I can set my width and height . Can anyone help me out because we cannot set width to inline elements . so what is wrong here ?
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- @kacperkwinta
Some tips:
- Try to avoid static height, because on small screens text in box just overflow in bottom
- Page should contain a level-one heading
Marked as helpful - @RioCantre
Hello there! Nice work with this project! Looking at your solution, I think you should considered the following as well...
- Import the
attribution
style in the CSS file and removestyle
tag - Include description to the
alt
inimg
tag and should not be empty - Wrap the
attribution
with specific tag likefooter
for readability - Alternative way to set size on the image is to create a rule set that includes the tag property for example...
HTML: <div class="img"> <img src="./images/image-qr-code.png" alt="" class="qr" /> </div> CSS: .img img.qr { width:100% }
The issue would be you wrap the
img
first with.img
class then add another class within theimg
... the width would not be distinguish properly.Hope this helps and Keep it going!
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Hi there 👋
Congratulate on finishing your project 🎉. The design looks beautiful 😃.
I will try to answer your question and hope it helps you. Img tag is not a strictly
inline
element, it's areplaced-inline
element. Because<img>
is an inline tag, that is replaced by its own source file (well, it's still an inline element). See these links for more information MDNHappy coding ☕
Marked as helpful - @sanketcharanpahadi
Thank you for resolving my issue.
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