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Ben Russell
3,667 PointsBuild a responsive website - Adaptive Design - video and download files inconsistencies
Help me out please guys and gals. I'm just going over the Adaptive Design sections, and appear to have either confused myself, downloaded the incorrect files, or found something amiss.
Within the downloaded project files, the nav element is given the following
<ul class="nav">
However the video shows the following:
<ul id="nav">
When trying to apply the CSS media query for the iPhone, and stating the nav elements, copying the video content, it then becomes inconsistent to what has been given in the download files, and therefore doesn't work correctly when downsizing the browser. The 'Contact Us' menu item was what brought this to my attention.
Anyone else found this? Or is it a known issue? Or have I misread/incorrectly downloaded the correct project files for this section?
3 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsBen - It's always a good idea to download the project files at the start of every course to avoid any such inconsistencies.
Ben Russell
3,667 PointsOK, Appears that the project files changed somewhere. I was using the 'Websitewaters-island01-stage01' files, which I thought were the same files needed for the later sections? However, downloading the 'SmellsLikeBakin-Stage3' appears to show the correct code for the nav
<ul id="nav">
This will mean the CSS now functions.....Odd how the initial project files were different though.
Ben Russell
3,667 PointsLesson learnt for sure!
Started the next section, interactive design, and the jump into jquery seemed non self explanatory so started the Javascript foundation track. Seemed a bit disjointed at that stage.