Closed Anita77777 closed 2 years ago
Hi Felix,
thank you so much for your insight and helpful comments. I do have questions:
Thanks again for taking your time!!!
Hey Anita:
Ok I am not entirely sure how you styled it, if you need it keep it in there.
There are two methods: either you define a css variable nav-height
and use it as the height of the navbar and as additional padding at the bottom of your cards wrapper. I dislike this method personally, it seems a bit hacky. The other one is defining an outer Grid with two rows, the first size is auto, the second is your desired nav height. Then you shut put all the content of your page into a single element which is put into the first grid cell, your nav is then filling the second cell. When you now give the first element the property overflow-y: auto you can still scroll through your content. But the scrolling is contained in the first grid cell. Here is a showcase: https://codesandbox.io/s/dazzling-matan-s2xg0f?file=/css/styles.css
About your textfield: there are many ways how the curser could have ended up in the middle, I don't know right now how to solve this.
the var should look something like this:
--gradient: linear-gradient(45deg,rgba(59, 173, 227, 1) 0%,rgba(87, 111, 230, 1) 25%,rgba(152, 68, 183, 1) 51%,rgba(255, 53, 127, 1) 100%);
Important: you need to remove the line breaks. than you can use it like this:
background: var(--gradient);
I have no clue. we are discussing this atm with the other coaches. I hope I could help you. Cheers, Felix
Hi Felix, changed as per your request, please review again. Thank you!!
Hi Felix, I fixed your remarks, my checks still fail even though I installed the dependencies new. Please review and eventually approve. Thank you!
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