
fishburn
Agile Web Development with Rails 7.2: Word order suggestion (Page 78)
At the bottom of the page, one of the bullet points says:
- We added classes like
px-2
andpy-3
to add vertical and horizontal padding.
Even though the previous point mentioned " where x
is the horizontal axis and y
would be the vertical axis.", this one probably should say:
- We added classes like
px-2
andpy-3
to add horizontal and vertical padding, respectively.
(“respectively” is optional)
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