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Suggestions to make this look better
12 odpowiedzi
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Joel Sebastian Jijo Add btn class for each button & use this in css 😉
.btn {
border: none;
padding: 4px;
margin: 4px;
border-radius: 4px;
box-shadow: 0 4px 4px #000;
outline: none;
}
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Make the buttons little more bigger and give some more space between the elements.
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I haven't done css. Can u explain which properties I should use.
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Add a background behind the counter! 😊
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Hi Joel Sebastian Jijo, you shouldn’t use the same id on different elements, instead use classes.
I like minimalist styles so you could try this (copy of your project for adding changes):
https://code.sololearn.com/WHeCe3Mx2i71/?ref=app
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You need to calculate the flight time of an upcoming trip. You are flying from LA to Sydney, covering a distance of 7425 miles, the plane flies at an average speed of 550 miles an hour.
Calculate and output the total flight time in hours.
Hint
The result should be a float.
Please can help me solve this
It's python.
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Guillem Padilla thankyou for your code
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zexu knub thankyou for the css. It looks awesome now.😁
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Joel Sebastian Jijo you're welcome 😀
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Increase the size of the button
Try to change background and foreground colors to attract client
Attractive design to button borders
Use styles like on mouseover button new style
On mouseout new style
Events on click button which clicking button
Events on loading and closing webpage or components
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Joel Sebastian Jijo hello i’m beginner in code. Why (or how) did you used several times the same id (id=“btn”) in the html source code while i have learnt in this application to not repeat the id attribute?
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I used the btn id for all buttons so that I could give styles to them by refering them with the id btn. Since all buttons have the same id, the changes are seen on all buttons.
In answer to your question, maybe I shouldn't use it many times , I do not remember the lesson. I took it long ago. But it seems to work.