fullstack-course4 | Example code for HTML , CSS , and Javascript for Web | Style Language library

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fullstack-course4 is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Style Language applications. fullstack-course4 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. You can download it from GitHub.

Example code for HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers Coursera Course

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It had no major release in the last 6 months.

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Builds the HTML of the category items .
Increase the active menu
Build markup for the categories .
Say a Hello
Clear popups .
Handle the response handler
returns true if the transition end is allowed
ScrollSpy wrapper
Gets an XHR object
Inserts an item into the section of a given HTML component

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What is overriding my @media queries preventing the breakpoints from applying?

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What is overriding my @media queries preventing the breakpoints from applying?

Asked 2017-Feb-04 at 08:06

Very first post, please forgive me and advise me on what is incorrect in regards to posting here, and thank you very much.

Trying to make simple site from example for Coursera course "HTML, CSS, and Javascript for Web Developers." I will post the objectives and image that have been given first, then my html/css, and then the second version which is a complete mess (please advise how to do this better in future posts if needed. No Bootstrap or any other frameworks are permitted in this project.

Attempting to make page fully responsive as it is shrunk down, instead of just using specific pixel sizes for each media size. Ignore the other most-likely errors in font-sizes etc (unless you feel like giving me advice on everything I'm doing wrong, which I would welcome). The focus is getting the "row" of three-wide containers 100% width to drop down to two rows with 2 containers 100% width in first row, and 1 container 100% width in second row. Then scale down again to three rows with 1 container 100% wide in each. All of this is in better detail in the project objectives linked below.

The other issue I'm having is excess space on right side after last container in the current version when I can't find what is causing it as I have margins set to 0 and width of container set to 100%.

I have tried creating a css grid by specifying different col classes and a base width for them all, then having the @media change these with no change.

PROJECT INSTRUCTIONS (found at https://github.com/jhu-ep-coursera/fullstack-course4/blob/master/assignments/assignment2/Assignment-2.md)

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Answered 2017-Feb-01 at 10:35

If you use media queries with min-width the order is from small to higher width in css, otherwise if counting on max-width you have to go from large to small screens.

Solution: Whenever you use media queries, take a good care of the order in css so it cascades and not overwrite yourself. Switch the order of media queries so it goes from small to large screens when you use min-width as parameter.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41977129

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