All right, so let's go back now to our footer, so in the footer,
let's take a look, we have a big space between the end of our last review and
the start of our footer, and it's in uppercase, right?
Let's take a look at our current code pen.
That is a much smaller space and it's not an uppercase.
So what suggestions do I have for styling the footer?
>> There is an uppercase text property, but I can't remember what it is.
>> Okay, great.
So footer, right?
We need to make it uppercase and if we google for
that we would find text-transform is the one we want uppercase.
Especially if I spell it right, transform.
There we go.
Okay, X transform.
What else?
>> Could put a big top margin on footer.
>> We can put a big top margin on the footer, right?
So let's do that.
And I think I said margin-top 5rem.
There we go.
We got a big space.
Congratulations, we've built the mobile version of our first website.
Yay, [APPLAUSE] What questions do we have on this?
The mobile version of the Easy website, we are done.
>> Is It common convention to organize your globals in the top, and
then I guess your HTML selectors and then your class names?
Yes, yes, and the reason you do that has to do with the cascade part of CSS.
So you put those global selectors on the top before anything else.
You put in all your HTML elements that have low specificity and
are easily overridden, and
then you can get into your more specific styles later in the style sheet.
Yep, absolutely.