Your footer is overflowing horizontally (for me in Firefox at least). I believe this is because some browsers don't count the scrollbar width as part of the 100vw measurement. You may not have noticed this if you're on a Mac since they don't show scrollbars by default.
Since <footer> is a block level element it should automatically fill the available width of the page, so you can probably just remove this rule entirely.
AlexPD93
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2 years ago
https://github.com/fac25/week2-MarkupProject-Alex-Joe/blob/bcb7a56516e82910c7dca4f2f8bf6d80b22ddcc3/style.css#L190-L191
Your footer is overflowing horizontally (for me in Firefox at least). I believe this is because some browsers don't count the scrollbar width as part of the
100vwmeasurement. You may not have noticed this if you're on a Mac since they don't show scrollbars by default.There are actually new viewport units being brought in to help in situations like this: https://web.dev/interop-2022/#new-viewport-units
Since
<footer>is a block level element it should automatically fill the available width of the page, so you can probably just remove this rule entirely.