Question

Go to the "Customer Comment Styles" section and create a style rule for the aside element setting the width to 75% and the bottom padding to 30 pixels. The six elements will be displayed in two columns. For odd-numbered aside elements, use the justify-self grid property to place the element on the end (right) margin. Use the pseudo-class to select the odd-numbered aside elements. Float inline images nested within the aside element on the left with a width of 20% and float paragraphs nested within the aside element on the left with a width of 75% and a left margin of 5%.

Answer 1

In order to achieve the desired styles for the aside element and its nested elements, you can use a combination of CSS Grid, pseudo-classes, and float. Below is an example of how you can implement these styles.

/* Style rule for the aside element */

aside {

width: 75%;

padding-bottom: 30px;

display: grid;

grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr; /* Two columns layout */

gap: 20px; /* Adjust the gap between columns as needed */

}

/* Style rule for odd-numbered aside elements */

aside:nth-child(odd) {

justify-self: end; /* Place odd-numbered elements on the end (right) margin */

}

/* Style rule for inline images nested within the aside element */

aside img {

width: 20%;

float: left;

margin-right: 5%; /* Adjust the right margin as needed */

}

/* Style rule for paragraphs nested within the aside element */

aside p {

width: 75%;

float: left;

margin-left: 5%; /* Adjust the left margin as needed */

}