Author: hfrancois

on this day i started my project on codecamp for the course they provide on making a cat website (catphotoapp) and i did that by starting with elements such as; main, body, h1,h2,h3, a, & p as you’ll see below

on this day I decided to to pick up on my project of completing the codecamp course building catphotoapp (website about cats) by introducing elements such as; section, figure, figcaption, strong, label, button, & form as you’ll be able to see below

today I tried doing display grid which is copying a website using blocks of a header, nav, left, & right as you can see in the following code it wasn’t that successful but ill still show images and try to get better

Today as of 2/23/24 I’ve went on to creating the second page of my website and linking it by using an <A> element wrapped around a <button> element using the code below. I’ve also acquired photographs of how the website is displayed so far.

i worked in my website tweaking a few things like adding a new h1 and button elements and doing some work in styles.css with moving them and i also have proof of that below.

today i worked on codecamp finishing up my website in HTML i learned about radio buttons which basically turns a input element into a button using the raido attribute as a type with a value

I worked on codecamp learning html programming and learned how to use section elements and figure elements while working on my website.

today i learned about borders and padding in html css, now i think the names are pretty fitting as in borders you add actual borders the content you want in pixels and is able to change colors and things of that sorts, and then also padding is the same thing but it pushes your content…

So tried to learn how to edit better how to move around and get things right i will also focus on making things look good but i will be doing that after i get the basic part down.

a blog post should try to explain something you learn a good blog post should : to add new images, click on the plus sign at the right of each “BLOCK” You can also use the snipping tool to screenshot to add new images, click on the plus sign at the right of each “BLOCK”…