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What is the best way to do this? I suspect that I would have to build the actual page with cssgrid and arrange the images for the projects in a subgrid - does that make sense? But since I'm just taking my first steps in web design, I'm a bit "afraid" of this implementation.
@neauoire @electret @alt3 I second this, the hardest part isn't designing or coding but finding a system that suits you so you don't hate updating your website.
As for your design code, don't overthink it too much with subgrids, a simple grid and absolute positionning is enough: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/zgxzOx
@thomasorus @neauoire @electret I found a way for implementation. I assigned a fixed position to the graphics, set the position using top/left and moved the graphics to the background using the z-value. Thank you all very much for your fast support! And special thanks to @thomasorus for the code!
I will now clean up the page and comment out so that I still understand on the weekend what I have done there.
@thomasorus @neauoire @electret
The graphics are jumping if the width changes, but right now I am glad that I have come so far today:).
Thanks!
@alt3 I'd advise to start with something simpler, even if not as pretty as that example. Make something that is easy for you to add content to so that you will still use it in 3 months. Good looking pages can come later :)