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Start your free trialAndreas Kratzel
2,858 PointsThis would be so easier to follow if the HTML was well-structured
I think this step would have been SO much easier to follow along when the HTML was more structured.
I found it hard to follow along with every element next to each other instead of below or something like that. Of course you can do it yourself, but I think it would have been better to start off with a well-structured HTML sheet right away.
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Anuj Sachdeva
13,034 PointsI think this is what prepares us for the stuff we're going to face outside the treehouse universe. Of course it's always helpful to have a well structured HTML but we ain't gonna be that lucky all the time. So this practice of reading and understanding a complex structure/code may come handy some time.
Jeremy Castanza
12,081 PointsJeremy Castanza
12,081 PointsI agree - at least from a readability standpoint. I added my own if anyone wants to borrow it. You may have to make a minor change to the button width in the CSS file due to the line breaks.