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Used HTML、CSS and Javascript to completed.

雷楲𨛵(Wei-Hu, Ley)•210
@DerRight
A solution to the Article preview component challenge
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

There is nothing I am most proud of in this question, because I was stuck in Javascript for almost a day, and I still need to strengthen my strength, so I am not particularly proud of it. ※Record: one day

在這題當中我沒有最自豪的地方,因為我卡在Javascript卡了快要一天的時間,對於自己的實力還尚需加強,所以沒有特別自豪的地方。 ※紀錄:一天

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

Almost all of them contain a lot of Javascript, and there are also layout issues.

  1. The Javascript part is because I am not familiar with it, so I don’t want to click to appear or change the color, etc. It was all a big obstacle. After reading many articles and asking about ChatGPT, I slowly absorbed it myself, and finally I was able to solve it!
  2. The problem with typesetting is because I am a perfectionist and need to be very perfect, so I put a lot of effort into typesetting!

幾乎都是Javascript的部分比較多,還有排版的問題。

  1. Javascript的部分是因為本身比較不熟悉,所以對於點擊出現或是更改顏色等等。都是一大障礙,查了很多文章和詢問ChatGPT之後再自己慢慢吸收,最後才得以解決!
  2. 排版的問題是因為我是一個完美主義者,需要做到非常完美才可以,所以在排版上面下了很多功夫!
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

First of all, thank you for coming to see my finished product. I am not very familiar with Javascript yet, so I may need to improve on the grammar, as well as the css part. Please give me your advice!

首先,先謝謝您前來觀看我的成品。 我對於自己在Javascript上還沒有到很熟悉,可能在語法上還需再加強,css的部分也是,再請大家多多指教!

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