A div does not want to take a specified proportions inside the container
hey , i am facing a problem in css , i dont know why a div who contains some text and a form , does not take the height of its container trying to make it look as the other example, i tried to set the margins and paddings but it sucks , something is wrong, please some solutions please
here is the code i am using
```css
.form-page{...
Taken down my contact form, put in social links instead, why is email blue..?
The only code I've used for the contact section is below, so I'm not entirely sure why my email is showing up as blue, I thought I covered all bases with hovered, clicked, active etc..
```.github,
.linkedin,
.mailme,...
Regarding CSS shapes
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Layout Explanation
Hey, i know this is a pretty simple topic for most but sometimes it's a little difficult to grasp the right way to create the sizes of elements for certain layouts in the way it's supposed to be done using grid and flexbox. I know setting fixed widths and heights is bad practice to i'm trying to figure out the most efficient way to do these things. I'll use some images as examples.
In image one of a grid layout, for the sizes of the div squares is it a matter of defining a
max-width for the container they're in and stating the sizes using fractional units and percentages in grid-template-columns/rows etc to get the sizes you need or is it a matter of defining sizes of the divs using width/height?
In image two of a flexbox layout, where let's say one flex item div is larger than another as we can see here, is that a matter of using the flex property on the divs or setting the first divs height in percentage to take up more of it's container e.g. height: 70%;...