apple_clone | This webpage is a clone of the old apple website
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This webpage is a clone of the old apple website which includes a feature of background and gradients.
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QUESTION
I am trying to replicate the "AC Wall Plug Adapter Recall Program" text header on this apple clone website, its the blue text located right above the footer. I have succeeded in centering the text, but I need some help in making the text link blue and when I hover my mouse over the text, it should become underlined. I know it must be the CSS :hover
selector, but I don't know how to place it within my CSS. Also, I am a amateur at coding, so I would really appreciate it if you could explain my mistakes instead of just giving me the answer, thank you.
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Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 11:32I believe that you are trying to change the colour of the link when it's hovered over.
The CSS you are currently using isn't quite right. There is no a.ac-pro
because the class ac-pro
is set on the h2
.
Once way to resolve this is to fix the CSS so that it applies to the a
underneath h2.ac-pro
:
QUESTION
I am trying to replicate this site's column, its the horizontal column, right below the hero section (it has 4 images of a Apple watch, iPad pro, "Better together," and a Macbook). My problem is that I can't seem to have the images all at the equal length and width, in fact, the images just cluster together at the center and get cut off. I am an amateur at coding and new to stack overflow so if I'm not making anything clear, please tell me.
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Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 14:49There are a few things to cover here:
- If you set the
background-image
property in CSS, you no longer need thetag. Actually, this is the reason why your images are clustered together. You may remove all the
tags.
- In your CSS
.col-3
thebackground-image
property has a comma in the URL instead of a dot. - The CSS
.sub-hero
needs to havefont-size: 0;
set in order to eliminate whitespace betweeninline-block
elements (this is one way of handling this issue: Fighting the Space Between Inline Block Elements).
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