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mitchell green
3,339 PointsAdd the appropriate CSS code to the media query so that ".contact" and ".menu" fill the entire container width when the
Add the appropriate CSS code to the media query so that ".contact" and ".menu" fill the entire container width when the device or browser width is at most 480px wide.
can anyone help me with his im stuck
7 Answers
Raúl Barrera C.
18,943 PointsHi!, first define a media query with a max-width of 480px. In that query apply a 100% with to the elements with that classes.
@media ... {
.class{
...
}
}
mitchell green
3,339 PointsYeah i figured it out:)
can you help me with another thing??
Raúl Barrera C.
18,943 PointsTell me about
mitchell green
3,339 PointsAdd the appropriate CSS code to the media query so that images within the ".cupcake" div disappear when the device or browser width is at most 480px wide.
what do i do for this?
Raúl Barrera C.
18,943 PointsOk, in the same query apply a display:none to the element with that class, tell me if works ;)
Raúl Barrera C.
18,943 Points```@media ... { .class{ display:none; } }
Raúl Barrera C.
18,943 Pointsmmm, if only images, use -> .class img{ ... }
mitchell green
3,339 Pointsit worked thanks for all your help:)
mitchell green
3,339 Pointsmitchell green
3,339 PointsThanks for the help!
Raúl Barrera C.
18,943 PointsRaúl Barrera C.
18,943 PointsCan solve the problem? :)