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CSS-Debrief-Activity

Skills based review for the Junior Web Developer CSS Introduction lesson.

Directions

  • When you get into your breakout room, select a team member to share their screen and record the answers the team finds
  • With your Breakout Team, scroll through the CSS Code below and answer the questions in the comments
  • Team members who are not sharing screen should also fill in the answers and make the changes in their own code
  • Use your Google Foo skills to find the answers and explore what CSS can offer your website
  • All team members should search for the answers, use the chat to send helpful links that are found
  • Feel free to copy and paste useful links into comments in this file for easy reference in the future
  • Communicate and work with your team to ensure all members understand the answers before you move on to answering the next question
  • If you finish early, try the BONUS questions at the bottom of the file, and/or explore any concepts you come across that you find interesting or want to learn more about!
  • HAVE FUN! :)

Activity

Part 1 - Fork & Clone the project

  • Begin by forking this project into a personal repository.
    • To do this, click the Fork button located at the top right of this page.
  • Navigate to your github profile to find the newly forked repository.
  • Clone the repository from your account into the directory on your computer that you use to keep your projects (ex. dev-projects directory).
  • Open the newly cloned project in a code editor (ex. Visual Studio Code).

Part 2 - Edit the cloned project

  • from your text editor (i.e. - Visual Studio Code), select:
    • File > Add Folder to WorkSpace
    • Select the directory you use to store your projects (ex. dev-projects directory)
    • From the text editor,in the directory you use to store your projects (ex. dev-projects directory), locate the newly cloned project
    • Expand the project from the project explorer (may just be called explorer)
    • Modify the index.html and assets/css/style.css per the directions provided.

Setup

  1. Open in browser/live server so you can see your changes in real time and notice how the code morphs the live browser page

  2. Start by linking your css file to your html file

Reset CSS Styling

  1. Add a universal selector at the top of the CSS file (*), and within that ruleset -- add a property of box-sizing with a value of border-box

Typography

  1. Change the font on the page to be more modern. - Go to the Google Fonts website and find the 'Open Sans' font. - Open the font, and select: 'Light 300', Light 300 Italic', 'Regular', 'Regular 400 Italic', 'SemiBold 600', 'SemiBold 600 Italic', 'Bold 700', 'Bold 700 Italic' - Copy the entire <link rel=...stylesheet"> link in the pop-up side menu (you may have to widen your screen to view). Then paste the stylesheet link in the index.html, above the local CSS file. - Copy the entire font-family rule, and paste in Step 5.

  2. In the body selector ruleset, add a font-family property with a value of 'Open Sans', sans-serif

Style

  1. On the same body selector, replace the background-color property with the background-image property. Add a value of linear gradient with whitesmoke as the first value, and rgb(35, 47, 58) as the second value.

  2. Convert the padding property on the li a ruleset to the shorthand syntax;

  3. Add a text-align property with a value of center to the same li a ruleset.

  4. Add Add a text-align property with a value of center to the .center-title class selector.

  5. a. Navigate to the index.html and remove the width attribute

  6. b. Add a width property with the value of 30% to the figure selector.

  7. Add a flex-direction property with a value of column to the section, #about-sec, and figure selectors.

  8. In the aside element selector ruleset:

    • Use the shorthand border property to add a 4px double black border
    • Add a margin property and set the values to reflect 1em on the top and bottom, and the sides to 0;
    • Add a color property, with a value of rgba(35, 47, 58, 0.05)
    • Add a background-color of rgba(35, 47, 58, 0.05)

  9. Add an aside p element selector directly underneath the aside selector, above the #concert-schedule-sec:

    • Add a font-weight property with a value of 600
    • and a font-size property with a value of 1.25em
    • Add a background-color property, with a value of rgb(35, 47, 58)
    • Add a color property, with a value of whitesmoke
    • Add a padding property, with a value of 0.5em on all sides
    • Add a margin property, with a value of 0
    • Add a text-transform property, with a value of uppercase
    • Add a border-bottom of 4px double rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.77)
    • Add an opacity property, with a value of 0.6

  10. Add an aside ul li a element selector directly underneath the aside p selector, above the #concert-schedule-sec:

    • Add a text-align property with a value of justify
    • and a padding property with a value of 0
    • Add a color property, with a value of rgb(35, 47, 58)
    • Add a text-decoration property, with a value of underline

  11. Add an aside ul element selector directly underneath the aside p selector, above the aside ul li a:

    • Add a font-size property with a value of 0.9em
    • Add a margin of 1em on all sides
    • Add a padding property of 0 on the top and bottom, 0.75em on the right, and 1em on the left

  12. Add a figcaption element selector ruleset directly underneath the figure selector.

  13. In the figcaption ruleset:

    • Add a property-value pair that will make the text italic
    • Add a background color property, and set the value to rgba(35, 47, 58)
    • Set the color of the figcaption text to whitesmoke
    • Using the padding shorthand property, add 0.25em of padding on all sides
    • Add an opacity property, and set the value to 0.5
    • Add a font-size property, and set the value to 0.85em;

  14. Around line 55, locate the #about-sec selector, directly below that, and above the #about-sec div selector, add an #about-sec h2 ruleset:

    • Add a font-size property, with a value of 1.95em
    • and a padding property, with a value of 0 1.5em

  15. Directly below the #about-sec h2 ruleset, add an #about-sec #about-blurb ruleset:

    • Add a padding property, with a value of 0 2.5em

  16. Locate the Table - Concert Schedule in both the index.html and style.css, as well as in the browser

  17. In the #concert-schedule-sec ruleset:

    • Add a color property, and a value of rgb(255, 54, 154)
    • Add a background-color property, with a value of black
    • Replace the max-width property with the width property, and set the value to 100vw
    • Add a padding property with a value of 2em;

  18. Add a #concert-schedule-sec h3 element selector ruleset directly underneath the last selector.

    • Add a font-size property with a value of 2em;

Last: Continue to modify the colors, borders, and transitions however you like with the remaining elements! Experiment with positioning, margins, padding, user-experience, etc.

*** BONUS ***

  • Find a website with a list of the movies Harry Styles has been in and hyperlink it to the See Movies a tag. Can you get the link to open in a new tab?
  • Link the navigation list items to jump to the corresponding section on the page

Part 3 - Pushing new changes to repository

  • From a terminal navigate to the root directory of the cloned project.
  • From the root directory of the project, execute the following commands:
    • git add .
      • Add all files in current directory to the staging area
    • git commit -m 'I have made an edit to a file!'
      • Save all staged changes to local repository
    • git push -u origin main
      • Push changes from local repository to remote repository

Part 4 - Submitting assignment

  • From the browser, navigate to the forked project from your Github account.
  • Click the Pull Requests tab.
  • Select New Pull Request

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