Where do I put my link?

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If I want to put a link to one of my projects in the Project section of my code, where do I put it exactly?

https://codepen.io/hopefulcodegirl/pen/PoPVOgv

Also, I would appreciate some feedback! Thank you!

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Oh, and how do I make the welcome-section’s height equal to that of the viewport’s?

3

The navbar should always be at the top of the viewport.

What about this? I can’t understand what they are asking for.

5

Please guys! I got nothing else to do during this plan-demic but think about my stressful code or wonder how the government is going to find a vaccine for COVID-19 when they haven’t even found a virus for the common cold(relatives)!

I need some help with my code so I can just get it out of the back of my mind!

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for the future, people tend to look to threads that do not have answers first, if you answer yourself multiple times your thread has already multiple answers

for the links, you probably need to have the link a direct child of the project-tile element

for the viewport, the height should always be that one, so maybe review the relative units

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I’m sorry. I do not understand your message I am fairly new to coding. Could you make the above message a little simpler?

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direct child means that it is directly inside an element, and not inside an element that is inside that element

<div>
   <p> I am a direct child of the div</p>
   <ul>
       <li> I am not a direct child of the div </li>
   </ul>
</div>

and relative units are taught inside the curriculum: %, vh, vw, rem, em…
that one user story expects you to use one of these

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Ohhh, okay. Thank you. I’m am still a little confused, but then again, I just got up. :slightly_smiling_face:

10

Arghhh! I forgot how to write a link!

I start with <link href="" ect. right? But how do I make it show in my console?

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nope, it is the anchor tag (<a>) you want

remember you can always check back on the curriculum or google stuff

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Thank you. I am just in my morning haze. I probably will get it soon.

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ok, first remember that the link tag in html is used to import stuff, not to create text links, for that you need the a tag

syntax errors:

due to how codepen is set up, all the metadata and stuff you would put in the head, goes in the pen settings, so you should remove these two from the HTML box:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">
    
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

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You instead put them in the header tag, which is one of the many semantic elements you can have, and should contain stuff for the visual header of the page

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Thank you very much! I will start working on that right after my breakfast!

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Okay! i got the link in and removed the link and meta tag! One step closer to success!

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seeing you opened a new account about he viewport I will answer you here

have you looked up relative units? specifically vh and vw

you have set your welcome-section to be exactly 750px last time I looked at your project. Instead it needs to be always equal to the viewport, which is a value that changes