Done with my second mini project !

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 Hey Friends..

Today I finished my second project from the " 20 vanilla JS project" course.

I struggled while making the UI of this project and applying the css as  this project consist of making movie seats ( which I had no idea how to make) but as soon as the video started , I eventually began understanding what actually brad is trying to do.

I just too a div, give it some height and width of around 10px and 12px respectively and then applied the border-radius property to make the both top rounded.

border-top-left-radius:4px;

border-top-right-radius:4px;

obviously I used lot more css but I am just typing out what I saw new during the learning process,.


here is a screenshot attached : 


The CSS stuff I learnt was:

pseudo selector

not

nth type

I had heard about them but never used them until today. What are they exactly, Well here is what I understand about them:



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