@tarasis
Posted
Have SVG's for each of the social services but didn't end up adding them as an "enhancement"
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No direct questions. Mostly a refresher as I haven't done CSS/HTML in ages (apart from a personal thing). Uses margin-inline
but margin-bottom
as in theory only the text would change direction not the location of the blocks, and I use clamp()
for sizing the frame (327 mobile, 384 desktop) and the padding in the frame (24px at mobile, 40px at desktop).
Was trying to use a split CSS / @layout and struggling a bit with how to parcel out the bits into separate files.
I've done:
css/
index.css (pulls in all the other files)
reset.css (general resets)
base.css (some base level styling, originally included setting font size/weight/color on body)
properties.css (any properties i'm using ... well basically everything is a property, (bad?) habit I've gotten into)
typography.css (imports the font face)
The others are currently empty while I tried to decide whether to split everything in properties.css
into separate files and also break down social-profile.css
out across those files too. Depends on if wanting to treat the thing as a component, or an actual page. If its a component then actually the css variables should be moved into social-profile.css
So in theory for page:
typography.css
layout.css
or spacing.css
theme.css
or color.css
social-profile.css
But if treating it like a component I guess I really should:
properties.css
to social-profile.css
properties.css
(like --fw-400, --bg-color and so on)Have submitted for now with the weird quasi mix of both styles. Will pick one and refactor later.
Only enhancement over the base design is that it will adjust the layout for mobile landscape. So that it profile part is on the left and links on the right. This is the only media query.
@tarasis
Posted
Have SVG's for each of the social services but didn't end up adding them as an "enhancement"
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