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Some FAQs added: https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/tree/master/docs/FAQ
thanks @mikethompson! ask and you shall receive 🙂
@faxa Okay, so that question has a massive answer. It sounds like you need to understand CSS?
hiccup is just a data structure representing HTML
Yes, and it is a very big manual
How to position/size HTML elements
hiccup is a way of describing what HTML you want.
Sizing and positioning in HTML is controlled by style
attributes on the elements
and by the class
of the elements
So you need to learn about: (1) HTML (2) styling HTML (3) CSS
hiccup is just a way of saying what HTML/styles/CSS you want
My guess is that you need to start by doing some basic courses on the above. Get HTML basics right first, then understand how you can use hiccup to create the HTML you want. There's a ton of courseware on the Internet.