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CSS CSS Layout Basics Getting Started with CSS Layout Creating a Sticky Footer

Posted by David Eichel
David Eichel
28,860 Points

This video needs to be redone. Project files do not match what's done in the video.

Spent about 15 minutes wasting time trying to get this to work.

David Schriever
David Schriever
1,777 Points
David Schriever
David Schriever
1,777 Points

I think your message would be better sent to support

David

2 Answers

Jay Padzensky
Jay Padzensky
4,731 Points
Jay Padzensky
Jay Padzensky
4,731 Points

Hi David,

Thanks for writing. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. If you could provide some additional details (video URL, screenshots of discrepancies, further details, etc), it'll fast track our ability to share the feedback with our teaching team for them to investigate. Thank you for your patience and efforts!

Elizabeth Gray
Elizabeth Gray
24,306 Points

I think I get what David is saying.

I have noticed that when I go to the folder for a particular video in the project files, there are often elements in the video that are missing or things that are there but I never see them in the video. For instance there is a comment at the bottom of the styles.css that says:

/* ---- Page Elements ---- */

It is never mentioned or shown int he videos but it in there in the project files for each video, so I don't know if I should delete it or leave it for a future part, except it is then never mentioned.

Also the files don't seem to always build upon each other. There is a separate folder for each video in the Project files zip. While they seem to build off each other in the videos, when you open the set of files for the next video, it looks like not all the changes made in the past video are present in the next set of files so you have to go back through and try to figure out what all is missing and input it all back in. I ended up just deleting all but the first set of files, restarting from the beginning of the videos and using just the one set of files because I didn't trust the files for each subsequent video to have everything from those before it.

Anastasia Khazova
Anastasia Khazova
5,640 Points
Anastasia Khazova
Anastasia Khazova
5,640 Points

Do so:

@media(min-width:769px){
    body{
        padding-top:68px;
    }
        .wrap{
                min-height:calc(100vh - 14px);
    }

.container {
        width: 70%;
        max-width: 1000px;
        margin: 0 auto;
    }
}