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u/01123581321AhFuckIt May 04 '19
Post it on codepen so we don’t have to see it as a recording and we can see it in true color and we can see the code.
Also, try making it a perfect loop so that the background color is the same in beginning and end.
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u/edwardjr96 May 04 '19
@All: yeah, sorry my bad. This is my first post and I didn’t know how to make a proper pose, didn’t find any rule when posting either, so I just gave it a try.
I’m learning JS, but this is the beginning of the course, and it’s just purely about HLTM and CSS.
I’ll edit my post to make it at least appropriate to the way of posting in this sub. Thanks for reminding.
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u/sixpercent6 May 04 '19
Not sure why you got downvoted. This is a sub meant for learning. Post the code OP.
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u/goto-reddit May 04 '19
You can find several on google:
This is a sub mean for learning.
for learning JavaScript, not CSS - this post is in the wrong sub ...
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u/sixpercent6 May 04 '19
I agree. Not even the right sub, but in the very least the code should be posted.
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u/GlazCoin May 04 '19
I had no idea that that was/is possible using CSS dayum Keep up the good work!
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May 04 '19
i hate CSS xD (i know codes but i'm bad at design so it's like a hell for me)
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u/heffnerr May 05 '19
I hear you man, I’m much better on the development end than the styling end but I’m always trying to improve my skills. I’ve learned you can make a lot happen with some clean simple styling, not everything needs to be a work of CSS art.
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u/edwardjr96 May 05 '19
I can't directly edit the post, so here my code :) : https://codepen.io/anon/pen/byGpPG