Hello, I have a general question regarding step 15 and the numbers used in this exercise. I was able to perform the task just fine however if I wanted to do a similar task myself with say 8 cabins instead of 6, I wouldn’t know where to start. How are the number determined for the ‘right’, ‘left’, and ‘top’ entries?
i assume these are all “absolute” positioned, and if you want to know more about how “absolute” positioning and thus placing them on DOM, i would recommend reading through this mdn article, and some of your own research on this matter, happy learning position - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN
I appreciate your response. I reviewed the material found at the link you provided. It does cover a lot; however. my question is how are the values of the numbers figured out?
For exaample:
Why is it “-8.5%” and not “-13”? How are these values determined? Whether they are positioned as absolute, static, or fixed; none of those determine the actual value but rather how it behaves.
So if I wanted to make the same “Ferris Wheel” with 8 cabins instead of 6, how do I determine the values to enter for top, right, or left?