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CSS

Html and css Practice website

Hey and thank you in advance so, the problem I'm having or what I'm trying to do is bring my content-box down from the navbar so that the top is visble. I've tried adding top-margin : 5px; but all it does is bring everything down. I've been trying to solve this by myself for two days now. again thank you even if you just look at my code

https://w.trhou.se/mr91y3qxie

4 Answers

They problem is here /* Section Styles */ .main-nav { width: 100%; background: #FFDEAD; min-height: 30px; margin-bottom: 10px; padding: 10px; position: fixed; top:0; text-align: center; } when you use position property you need to set a value for where you want it to be like if you want it at the top of the viewport meaning at the top of the window then you need to set top to 0; also you use use <nav> tag for your top main menu. the html is written is bad as well as the css. you should start in the web development course here in treehouse.

thank you I was just trying to practice after taking the css and html introduction. but thank you I will start over from scratch.

Here goes the link: https://teamtreehouse.com/tracks/web-design

The front end web development track offers not only web development but dives into tools and frameworks you can later on use to better your websites or land a job as a front end web developer.

Where is you code ? I can help just need to see the code

Sorry I just added it.

No problem happy to help. And no worries just learn from trial and error, but good mark up leads to becoming a better web developer. You can take the web designer track or even the web developer course the last one involves programming so if you are not up for that the first one is a better options.

I didn't find the web development but I started the front-end development which is what I want to do. I can't believe I didn't start it in the first place