@magdaszsz
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For inline svgs I usually do svg path { fill: color}
@Comet466
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@magdaszsz thank you Magda, knowing that help me out in another challenge that i just started
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i was gonna take a break but as soon as i watch his layout i had to do it, a love the color palette and i always enjoy doing grid layouts, can somebody tell me a proper way to change the color of SVG elements? i try my best with the filter property but didnt quite match the color of the footer logo, happy coding
@magdaszsz
Posted
For inline svgs I usually do svg path { fill: color}
@Comet466
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@magdaszsz thank you Magda, knowing that help me out in another challenge that i just started
@ApplePieGiraffe
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Hi there, Luis Colina! π
Good job on this challenge! π Your solution looks very nice and I really like the animations you added to the content of the page and the mobile menu! π
One small thing I'd like to suggest is adding overflow-x: hidden
to the body
to prevent a horizontal scroll bar from appearing along the bottom of the page when some of the animations play.
Also, a little padding around the text of the reviews near the bottom of the page would be nice so that the text isn't right up against the edge of the screen in the mobile layout. π
Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! π
@Comet466
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@ApplePieGiraffe thanks applePie
Well it looks good 2 things I noticed
the mobile menu when open drops down pretty far away from the hamburger button
the ground of 4 images near the footer are not square shaped in mobile view at 375px wide browser
But great job on this challenge
@Comet466
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@palgramming hello patrick i already fixed the hamburger menu and the 4 ground images looked really stretched cause of a way too big min-height property that was set, thanks for pointing out those flaws
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