Recent content by Malcolm

Welcome to Code Forum :) Looks like you have found where to post already, but yeah the HTML & CSS forum would be suited for all your HTML & CSS questions.

Hey Bobcat, So when I code with media queries, I normally code the mobile view as normal (without media query)l but then when the screen-size grows I'll then add something like min-width: 900px and then modify the css to fit the new screen-size.

Hello David, welcome to Code Forum! :) We're happy to have you join us. If I may, can I ask what got you into coding?

Hey @HadASpook @Narvuk @Johna @simong1993 Thoughts on this one?

Hey there, Can you tell us what exactly is different? I posted something a few moments ago but got a little confused.

Hi there, Can you post your code? This would help us find the answer quicker.

Hi there, Can you tell us more about what you're trying to do and why? This will help us better understand what you're trying to do and provide more accurate answers to your questions.

Hi there, So I got it (code is down below), what I did was declared variables to store the values of the element specified. Then added two event listeners, one for when mouse is over the text and another for when the mouse is off. Within those functions, I adjusted the font size with this...

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Hi there! Can you share your HTML code as well?

Hmm, try this: input[type="text"], input[type="date"] { padding: 1rem; outline: none; border: solid 1px #000; } In your css code, I noticed you specified button but should be "input" as the css format selector{} refers to an HTML tag in CSS. In your HTML you have two inputs.

How so?

Hey there, On my phone so might not be able to provide the best answer. But in your CSS you can specify the selector as your ID value in your HTML. For example: #dob { padding: 10px; }

Hi there, Have you started coding or are you asking for someone to code something for you?

Hi there, Can you share us your code? And where are you hosting your shop?