I’m starting to learn a few different programming languages as a hobby and looking to hopefully turn this interest into a career someday as I already work within the IT sector.
Was looking to see if I could potentially get some feedback on my first HTML Tribute page from some of you kind people?
A bit more specifically:
I feel like I should be making use of
a lot more in my project but I’m struggling to understand the best way to split up my project using this.
I struggled getting the Image to center in the page and had to mess around with css margins in the time being as img-responsive didn’t seem to be working.
I couldn’t seem to make good use of the Bootstrap column grid system to change the position of some of the elements.
It may not be the most efficient way to do the tribute page, but I was trying to utilize most of the skills I had learned in the run-up to the project task.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I’m still very new at this and I appreciate I have a very long way to go, but any tips and pointers would be brilliant.
I ran into a similar problem with img-responsive until I realized that img-responsive is a Bootstrap 3 command and I had Bootstrap 4 loaded (as do you.) The command I found that accomplished the same thing in Bootstrap 4 was class=“d-block mx-auto”. I am quite new at this as well so I am not sure if that is the most “correct” way to do it, but it works.
Hey Here is the tribute project i did and it uses the latest bootstrap 4 witch utilities some new features and other cool stuff.Just go to setting CSS and use the link in there for bootstrap 4
I recommend looking at it in full screen.
You can check my code and use similar think in your project.
TBH it took me a few days to get all of it together because bootstrap 4 has different features classes and code from the one you learned in free code camp .
I used the example FCC gave us.
I hope this helps and wish to see ur new and improved tribute page