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9,323 PointsGot bored, tried an experiment!
I was going cross eyed during this course, so I decided to play with some colour schemes on a mock website. The links on the navigation bar change the class of a wrapper div that holds the entire page.
Was a fun, easy little project, that maybe took about two hours or so.
See the Codepen below. Thoughts are appreciated!
3 Answers
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsTo make a picture round, Andreas Frost Nordstorm-Hansen (Lol what a long name), you can do this (in my example I'd make all the images round if you try it):
img {
border-radius: 100%;
/* Note: This will make a full circle. Try changing it's value to 50% (or even 20px!) and see what happens! :) */
}
Hope this helps, Andreas Frost Nordstorm-Hansen!
Benjie Kibblewhite
9,323 PointsAndreas:
headshot {
max-width: 100%; border-radius: 50%; }
bored-radius is the property that makes the image round! http://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_borders.asp
Andreas Frost Nordstrøm-Hansen
2,443 PointsYes thank you. I looked at the Headshot, but somehow i was so tired i dindt even notice the word radius.
Thanks! :)
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsNo Problem!
Andreas Frost Nordstrøm-Hansen
2,443 PointsAndreas Frost Nordstrøm-Hansen
2,443 PointsLooks cool :D
How did you make the picture round? I cant seem to find it in the code.