i want to extend the width of the portfolio section
Nitin Chandran Nair
@NitinNair89
@gastikirs it is because of the <h2> and the image being beside each other. Heading tags have their own padding and margin properties. Try to reduce padding for the 'F'
@j1417 tried width:100% for portfolio?
j1417
@j1417
@NitinNair89 it works only when i reduce the window size
Michael Davis
@mhdavis
Hey can someone help me with my getPicture method on my local weather app?
Wrap a <section> outside your portfolio. If you're using bootstrap then the section should be outside the row.
Sorin Ruse
@sorinr
@j1417 then get out ur div #row1 out of the jubotron
j1417
@j1417
@sorinr but i want that the row1 to take the width of the jumbotron
Nitin Chandran Nair
@NitinNair89
@j1417 the container class will add padding to left as well as right side to elements within it.
Sorin Ruse
@sorinr
@j1417 and u want the outer space to have the same bg color as the #row1 div?
Nitin Chandran Nair
@NitinNair89
As I has said that day, use jumbotron only for the image and tagline.
*as I had
@j1417
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@mhdavis does the console disolalay for getpic function display values for your variables properly?
Sorin Ruse
@sorinr
@j1417 div#row1 already have the jumbotron width as it is inside of it. if u want it same width as container-fluid you have to move it out of jumbotron
Michael Davis
@mhdavis
@NitinNair89 it says cannot read object 'weather'
Nitin Chandran Nair
@NitinNair89
@mhdavis Ok then display the data parameter first inside that function
Probably something wrong with the dot notation
j1417
@j1417
@sorinr yes but when i increase the window size the row1 reduces its width...
Michael Davis
@mhdavis
yea lemme chick
*check
I was wondering if the logic on my switch statement was right
but let me address that bug first
Gaston Kirsman
@gastikirs
@NitinNair89 Tried to reduce padding but still doesnt work
Nitin Chandran Nair
@NitinNair89
@sorinr container-fluid still won't use 100% width. I suggest wrap a section to that portfolio row and give section bgcolor with width:100%
@j1417 you haven't used all the necessary classes to make tour website responsive on all screens. :)
j1417
@j1417
what another classes do i need?? @NitinNair89
Nitin Chandran Nair
@NitinNair89
@gastikirs can use a normal span tag and increase fontsize?
For complete responsiveness you need col-xs-(extra small), col-sm-(small), col-md-(medium) and col-lg-(large) classes. So all elements that you wish to be displayed properly without any padding or margin issues should have these classes.
Gaston Kirsman
@gastikirs
@NitinNair89 I reseted the padding all to 0px and worked
@NitinNair89 Ty ::)
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