I currently am on my last project, and was able to see my past projects on my profile. My technical document will line perfect. I assume due to not using any margins. But on my other’s they are scrunched and wont show the whole thing in the box right. I used margin auto on body and html to test. I just have been going everywhere, and hope to be able to post a section of code if need from past, or maybe chat. I just would love to get this settled for future problem, and for the profile look. Thank you Team!
Last time I posted my code to show people, I posted whole thing, and it was confirmed correct, which is against FreeCodeCamp Rules to post answers. Whole section answer not help.
Yes sir, I was playing safe this time. So I don’t know what section. Maybe only CSS? So you can see my margins and how I designed them? Thank you for response and you too @JuniorQ
You’re right. But for us to understand the matter, you could share at least the CSS part. And yeah if you could elaborate a little more on the matter, it would be helpful.
I am currently have a problem that my text is all over the place. The margins may be off and then they cause them when in mini tab, to be content to the right, and it's focus for the profile project preview is to the left or off center. I have a technical document, and I never used margins and didn't have the problem. I am assuming I may have to redo the positions?
So you want to solve the paragraph issue in smaller screens, and to do that you tried using margin property and that made it worse. Is this the case? How exactly do you want the paragraphs to be styled?
Well on my screen, when they are in a small box or when you shrink the tab, the content is all over the place in a sense. I am not really sure how to describe. But when you checked, was it okay?
No it wasn’t okay when I checked. But that could also be related to the parent elements of those paragraphs. You could simply style them to be left or right aligned and use media queries for smaller screens
Seeing the image, I suggest not using margin on that specific paragraph, which is #description I guess. You have a lot of fixed margins for your elements, which is not a good practice.
Try removing those margins, and use simple alignment, and padding if possible. Remember to make changes when the screen gets smaller.
Understood, I think due to us first teaching them, I really went ham with them they say. So overall, I will redo with what I know now and will see. Padding seems good, I assume that margin may dictate the position no matter what. And I may even throw a overflow: hidden to see.
