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Tableflipping (almost)
Overall I think I made good process and learned new things. Some things I thought were gonna be hard were surprisingly easy but same for the other way around: some things I thought couldn't be that hard turned out to be a pain in the butt.
It is a mystery to me why just whyyyy!?!?!?!! ლ(ಠ_ಠ ლ) this damn graphic won't show up at all. It's not the usual "in the wrong place" kinda problem, but instead it's just not there. This was by the end of the day though where I already had become impatient and grumpy and then I quit before (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
Hm...well, now I don't really have stuff to show, it's not online yet. Maybe I should take tomorrow off, but we'll see.
Also this other thing? The problem I just can't seem to solve is an error message that the Sass compiler keeps showing me. Like, I have several .scss files, one being variables which mostly contains colour variables and somehow the compiler seems to have problems with it. It keeps marking colours like $white as errors or problems. The problem apparently being the source or linking, but no matter how often and deep I look, I see no problem there. Plus: the colours are in fact working. So I don't know what's up with that. I tried two different compilers to see if the problem persists, but I couldn't really get the hang of them and it seemed to be the same either way. So, back to the first one.
Also a colour-change on hover wouldn't work. That one I fixed by going into the compiled css file and did the change there manually, because somehow it hadn't picked it up. I also have to keep "watch" and "unwatch" to generate those files. That's also an annoyance. So...if anyone who reads this knows a good and up-to-date Sass compiler for VS code, please let me know!!
