I am attempting to align two corners of an element so that they perfectly match the corners of another element.
In simpler terms, I am aiming to synchronize the corners of one element with those of another element.
Below is the code snippet:
...When you run the above code and open it on a new page, the output will resemble this:
This is how the output appears when opened in a new page
...Expected Outcome
The desired result is for the highlighted corners to align precisely with the indicated arrows. These marked corners should be positioned exactly atop the corners of the bottom element. In essence, the aim is for the highlighted corners to align precisely with the arrow indicators.
To achieve this, the cards need to be shifted from their current position to meet up with the corners of the bottom element. The intention is not to extend the width of the blog cards to facilitate alignment at the corners but to move the entire blog card so that the corners can neatly correspond as shown in the expected outcome. This adjustment may create some spacing between the blog cards since both cards would have to shift positions for corner alignment, which is acceptable.
...If needed, here is the CSS code for the bottom element to determine its margin/alignment:
...HTML:
<section>
... (HTML content)
</section>
Attempted Solution
I tried incorporating a master element similar to the one in the CSS of the bottom element and applied the same properties, but the alignment issue persisted.
Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Update
The current output shows that the corners are still not aligned with the corners of the bottom element.