I would really like this by the end of Tuesday on U.S. Central time but a little later is acceptable. I would have preferred to keep doing this myself and work everything out but my problems are piling up and I just left the country on a work emergency. With not much time to work on this, I am hoping someone can help complete this week's updates and fix all the bugs to bring it more current. I am trying to update and complete a grid layout for my gallery and products page. The gallery HTML has been updated slightly but the CSS needs some serious work. I haven't even looked at products in a while. All the pages are in fairly early pages and I am not looking to have the entire site perfect or complete. Anything you can do to fix bugs with the overall site is appreciated though. I mainly want to fix bugs with responsiveness and finish the week's assignment. I know there are no videos or anything like that yet, but I do have more photos readily available in the folder for use on the gallery page. I think just three (one set per column) is good for now which should be just a quick copy past for the most part. The CSS is where my main concern lies for that page. I have attached the current mess of a site in a folder in addition to the assignment.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mNOFB_YZC-muwxmgm_iYCbhGey6TbqRm?usp=sharing
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