Hey Pauline!! A good example of using the calc value is;
Pretend that you have 2 blocks in a row, and you want them both to be 50%, but you want a 20px gap in between. You could use the calc function as follows:
.block {
width: calc(50% - 20px / 2);
}
This means that each block with the class .block will be 50% of the container, minus (20px / 2). Therefore each .block will be 50% - 10px. Hope that makes sense!
Hey Pauline!! A good example of using the calc value is;
Pretend that you have 2 blocks in a row, and you want them both to be 50%, but you want a 20px gap in between. You could use the calc function as follows:
This means that each block with the class
.blockwill be 50% of the container, minus (20px / 2). Therefore each.blockwill be 50% - 10px. Hope that makes sense!Hi Tom,
Thanks for your answer, it helps a lot :)!!!