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Issues in style.css #30

Open Avi200618 opened 1 month ago

Avi200618 commented 1 month ago

Here are the identified issues in your CSS code without the fixes:

  1. Incomplete position Property:

    • In the .btn::after pseudo-element, the position property is incomplete (missing the value).
  2. Sass Nesting Syntax:

    • The nested syntax for selectors like fieldset, .fieldset-expiration, and others is using Sass syntax but lacks the necessary setup for proper usage outside of a Sass environment. If you're using plain CSS, this will lead to errors.
  3. Selectors for Last Child:

    • The .input-cart-number selector uses a nested approach without correctly referencing the parent. This might not work as intended in plain CSS.
  4. Incorrect Use of !important:

    • The use of !important in several places might lead to specificity issues and is generally discouraged unless absolutely necessary.
  5. Unqualified Selectors:

    • The button styles include a .fa class selector, but it might cause issues if it is not contained within a button context or is not correctly defined.
  6. Missing Units:

    • In some cases, like margins or paddings, units are not specified (e.g., margin: -25px 0 14px; should be fine, but others may need units).
  7. Potential Unused Styles:

    • There are many styles that could be considered unused or redundant, such as the repetitive properties for border-radius, color, and others, that could be streamlined for cleaner code.
  8. Lack of Vendor Prefixes:

    • Properties that might require vendor prefixes for broader compatibility (like transform, transition, etc.) are not included.
  9. Image URL:

    • The URL used in .front::before is hard-coded and may not work if the source is not available anymore.
  10. No Fallback Fonts:

    • The font-family for Inconsolata lacks a fallback option, which can lead to issues if the font isn't loaded.

These issues can cause problems in rendering, styling conflicts, and overall maintainability of the CSS code. If you need help fixing these, let me know!