Quick question: Is is considered lazy from a developer perspective to just use position: absolute to design projects? I'm working on the random quotes challenge and it's so easy to design using this...would you consider this a shortcut or is this okay in the "real world" in your opinion?

So I had to take a step back for a few months as I going through life/job changes etc and wasn't really able to put a lot of work into coding. Once things settled down though, I got back in and realized that I forgot a LOT of core information that I needed (I was in Javascript learning about filters in arrays). I decided to go all the way back to the beginning of functions and watch every video and do every challenge so that I could really understand everything and, just now, I finally made it through everything all the way up to where I was! I'd love any feedback on the code I wrote in the challenge if you'd like to here: https://codepen.io/Ryan-Pickard/pen/mdYZWVe?editors=0012 But anyways, I just wanted to write a quick post because I've been working REALLY hard to get caught up and I'm just super proud to be finally back to where I was!!! I can't wait to finally get into some new material with a renewed, fresh perspective of what I've learned. Onward and upward future front end developers!! DON'T STOP CODING!

Hey everyone! So I am making this twitter post and I created a border (without height) to encapsulate the entire post. What I have found is that when I am creating elements from javascript, the border doesn't recognize those newly created elements and thus the new elements are outside of the border (the height doesn't adjust). How can we fix that? https://codepen.io/Ryan-Pickard/pen/BaeVRPE?editors=1111

Whenever I generate a reply, it is the same reply. How can I make them different?? EDIT: FIXED - Can someone look at line 106? I am trying to create a random number, and then take that random number and make it the number of replies on my post. I'm getting an error saying i isn't defined and I'm just not sure why...or where I should I be putting i in the function to make this work. https://codepen.io/Ryan-Pickard/pen/BaeVRPE?editors=1011

Hey everyone, if you could, take a look at this code. Looking at lines 61 & 84 Question 1: Why can't I get this icon (isVerified) to disappear? The function says if isVerified === false, add a class that should hide the svg, but it isn't working. Question 2: I am trying to get replies count to populate, but it is showing as undefined -- what's up with this? Any help would be great, thanks! https://codepen.io/Ryan-Pickard/pen/BaeVRPE?editors=1011