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can anyone give me feedback on how to make this better?
I'm looking for better ways to make this please feel free to give me any advice on my code my css or just how to make this feel and look better for users. https://code.sololearn.com/WMaDHv6kfxMd/?ref=app
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I've made minor changes to your code that I believe have improved your page. I didn't change much, but I mainly changed the navigation bar. I hope it was to your liking.
https://code.sololearn.com/Wm6FaY8COI5z/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/Wm6FaY8COI5z/?ref=app
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Use more CSS to align contents
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Nice!...How far have you reached in css?...using Flexbox to arrange your website(especially the nav section) will make it look better...also you can work on color scheme...Love the animation tho...
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In css, Id use #...while class use .
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Ohh okay
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What is the code for this?
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I'm very new to css and kind of know just the basics of it I don't really understand the difference between id="#" and class="#" in css
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What would be the code for an align my content in css?
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Update:I was able to find the code to align my text I'm hoping this was what you were referring too A͢J
https://code.sololearn.com/WMaDHv6kfxMd/?ref=app
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Id and class selectors basically have the same goal. The biggest difference between them is that the id selector can only be used once during your HTML code, but the class selector can be used multiple times. The id selector uses the hash ("#") to be referenced in the CSS, and the class selector uses the dot (".") for the same thing.