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HOW DO WE MAKE A GOOD CSS!?
Been trying for like 10 minutes already...Trying to go for a "very old terminal screen" vibe. With a font from around that time.
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HOW DO WE MAKE A GOOD CSS!?
Been trying for like 10 minutes already...Trying to go for a "very old terminal screen" vibe. With a font from around that time.
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Izzy
I found this bit font that kind of looks terminal-ish. There's also Windows' Consolas font, which you can upload online and use.
As for the rest of the CSS, it's a simple but time-consuming rinse-and-repeat process; you apply CSS to certain parts of the layout, see how it looks, and revise from there.
Font in use *is* from an actual terminal. From MS-DOS and CP/M.
It was mostly that our CSS skills are shit. How are the elements that it is not applying to called? (only know of body, *, button, input, p and h)
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h1-6, we mean.
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OK, now we also know footer.
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I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but to try and answer your question, CSS also has class selectors. Class selectors select regardless of what element it is, as long as it has the same class (Check out this W3Schools demo to see class selectors in action).
For SpaceHey, if you want to select a specific piece of a profile, for instance the contact box, you could utilize Inspect Element and find the class you want to select there (the contact box is a div element with a class called "contact"). You could also use element selectors like usual (h1 { }), but if you need something specific, class selectors are the way to go.
Hope this helps. :-)
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