Hi Folks,
I would very much appreciate any feedback on my tribute page.
Here is the link:
Thanks in advance.
Ronan
Hi Folks,
I would very much appreciate any feedback on my tribute page.
Here is the link:
Thanks in advance.
Ronan
Hi, your project look’s good but add some padding in the tribute- description paragraph to make it more beautiful
nice work
Thanks for the feedback.
I have padding:1em .5em .5em .5em; applied to the tribute-info. Do you mean I should increase the values?
Hi! looks cool. I love the photo. Nice use of transform. I would maybe make all the fonts
sizes bigger and make the youtube video a little smaller to not take up the whole bottom
part of the page. Also, is bootstrap being used? I can see the display block in your code
but don’t see where it is being imported. Is that a universal feature now? All in all looks good!
hello Ronan,
first, i don’t know that you have padding in tribute info but if you have so please increase the padding value to
padding:1em 2em 1em 2em;
and second , please decrease the video size and change the code to
.videoWrapper iframe {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
width: 50%;
height: 50%;
margin-left: 30%;
}
@media(max-width: 500px){
.videoWrapper iframe {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
margin: 0;
}
}
you have typo in line no 5 write font
instead of text
happy coding!
Thanks, I have increased the paragraph font slightly and ,yeah, it does look better. I have previously tried to get the video smaller using iframe and eventually gave up after pulling my hair out for days ( any help there appreciated). No bootstrap, I used block to help position.
Thanks, I tried your suggestion for the videoWrapper but it shifts the iframe to the top of the page and hides the img.
Okay, it works for me so i suggest you to increase the padding so it looks professional.
Cos simple things look great if they have proper margins and paddings, otherwise do what you like.
Ok thanks. I do appreciate the feedback. I’ll keep tinkering until I get it.
I would suggest making the width of the #tribute-info
smaller, example:
width: 75%;
to make it smallermargin: 0 auto;
to center itYou can use media query’s on smaller screens to put it back to 100%. You keep that image background aspect and the user has to look around (left to right) less to read it.
I would also suggest adding a margin to the top of your video.
Helpful links:
Thanks for that. Certainly looks better. I have to add a media query for the video for smaller screens and I’m messing with adding a quote at the bottom of the page. I’m hoping to animate it but noticed something very annoying: the background image displays perfectly in chromium but in Firefox it looks like it begins a “repeat” just below the video. In QupZilla it it begins a “repeat” below the quote div… what a pain.
yeah animation in html/css is annoying because of different browsers and stuff. Just don’t worry about animations, however ask for help if you really want to.
try max-width: 600px;
Nice job