Build your Own Cheatsheet Challenge Project (HTML, CSS)

how did the solution have a smaller width than mine?

Hey guys, this is my first post with Codecademy! Im spending way too long working on this, but hours add up… Right?
The code for the visual layout feels messy to me, but next project will be more focused on a particular topic. Like building a navigation bar in a specific manner, or positioning multiple elements using flexbox, etc.

Heres my deployed link: HTML & CSS Notes

My GitHub project repo: GitHub - TrevorsDev/htmlCSSNotesProject: An HTML & CSS webpage to store HTML and CSS notes.

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Hey,
I also did that, and I want to make a video for it.

Can you please let me know in which section of the curriculum I can find the actual instructions for the challenge.

Regards!

Hi everyone! First post on here. Here’s my deployed solution. Yeah, it’s pretty garish, but I had fun doing it.
(Jim’s Giant Tool is a set of Excel tools I’ve been working on and hope to put out there someday, so I figured I’d stick with the name here just for fun.

Deployed link: Jim's Giant Tool for Text
Project repository: jdkapow.github.io/cheatsheet at main · jdkapow/jdkapow.github.io · GitHub

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Hey all, here’s my deployed cheat sheet and repo link.

Deployed link
Project Repo

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Here my forst HTML Website :slight_smile:

GitHub: GitHub - elena1601/cheatsheet: codecademy challange: HTML Cheat Sheet

I am happy for your comments. I am not sure if the GitHub Page is correctly hosted though…

Bests from Germany

You can rate and compare my work here:

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Hi everyone, my projet is completed. Could you please to check my code and to do a return of my projet.

This is a hyperlien if my git hub: https://github.com/AbengEtienne/Full_Stack_Engineer/tree/main/Projet_Challenge/Build_My_Own_Cheatsheet.

Thank you so much.

A.Etienne (France/Paris)

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Hi, I am A. Etienne

I want to congratulate you for your work.

I analyzed your code, and you have applied the knowledge learned so far.

For an area of ​​improvement, I advise you to use semantic tags like , for a better structuring of your code

Don’t forget to add simple comments in your code for a better understanding in your html file and the same for the external Css file in order to help other developers better understand your code.

Good luck :innocent:

Two thousand and fifty posts that will never be read. How does one even begin to comment?

Hello,

Maybe my post was misunderstood but I wanted to say that I saw his work on his project via his git hub and if he added some comments it would be more practical. Otherwise his code provided seems good to me.

Thanks

Hey, here is a link to my site… https://adamwhitehouse1995.github.io/

Here is a link to the code… GitHub - AdamWhitehouse1995/adamwhitehouse1995.github.io

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Hi all,

Here is my Cheat Sheet project, I would love to hear from you. :smiley:

Live Site
GitHub Repository

Thanks,
Arri

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Very cool!!! You took it to the next level. :clap:

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Hi Arri, thanks for reading my project. :innocents:

Nice, your project is very well structured. I analyze your code well and frankly, you put your knowledge into practice well. I enjoy your job; :L’étoile, frappée:

A.Etienne

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Hello.

My solution to the Cheat Sheet project is available for review at https://github.com/louispace2/louispace2.github.io/tree/main/cheatsheet.

The page can be viewed at https://louispace2.github.io/cheatsheet/index.html.

I’d love to read any feedback that you have. Thanks!

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Hi Arri,

I love the effort you put into it. It is looking great!

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Hi all, please have a look at my cheatsheet challenge project draft and feel free to comment or provide any feedback. Cheers.
RP

Live page:
https://rpc3000.github.io/html-css-cheatsheet/

Repo:

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Pretty cool site and design overall! Really liked it!

Hi here is a result of the challenge. I tried to do something that looked good. It’s not there yet :
github link : GitHub - LouisPtr/CodeCademy_project_1
Thank you and good luck for the future!