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Im trying to add a progress bar to my current code. Heres part of what my code looks like now: #container width: 80%; height: 100px; text alignment: center; background: linear gradient (140 degrees, #acecca 50%, #64D993 50.1%); #left float: left; width: 45%; increase: 100%; #center display: inline-block; field: 0 car; width: 10%; increase: 100%; #right float: right; width: 45%; increase: 100%; image border-radius: 50%; .centerDiv display: flex; content alignment: center; element alignment: center; increase: 100%; width: 100%; .flexLeft justification of content: flex-start; .flexRight content justification: flex-end; .centerElem display: flex; content alignment: center; element alignment: center; .name font size: bold; <div id=container> <div id=left> <div class=centerDiv flexLeft> <div class=centerElem>     <img alt=Avatar src= style=width:65px;height:65px;overflow:hidden;border: 5px solid #64D993; >     <div class=name>JANE DOW<br>Sale 6<div>    <progress id=file value=32 max=100><progress> <div> <div> <div> <div id=center> <div class=centerDiv> <div class=centerElem> <p style=font-size: 42px;>âï¸<p> <div> <div> <div> <div id=right> <div class =centerDiv flexRight> <div class=centerElem> <div class=name>JOHN DOE<br>3 SALE<div>     <br> <img alt=Avatar src= style=width:65px;height:65px;overflow:hidden;border: 5px solid #acecca; >     <div> <div> <div> <div> Im wondering how to make the progress bar move between title and icon? I tried to add width: 100%; in the progress bar but it doesnt work. Any tips? 3 Enhance this article Save this article as an article ReadDiscussionEnhance this article Save this article Foundation CSS is an open-source, responsive front-end platform created in September 2011 by the ZURB Foundation. It makes it easy to create beautiful, responsive websites, apps, and emails that look great and are accessible from any device. It is used by many companies such as Facebook, eBay, Mozilla, Adobe and even Disney. The framework is built on Saas-like bootstrap. It is more complex, flexible and highly customizable. It also has a command line interface, making it easy to use with module builders. Offers Fastclick.js for faster rendering on mobile devices. The progress bar is used to show the progress of the process. The progress bar helps us visualize how much of the process has been completed and how much is left. We can add a progress bar to a webpage using predefined Foundation CSS classes. To add a progress bar using Foundation CSS, we use the progress class to create a progress container and the progress meter class to create a progress bar. Syntax: <div class=progress> <div class=progress-meter style=width:20%> ... <div> <div> Example. This example shows a basic progress bar using basic CSS. show text in progressIm trying to add a progress bar to my current code. Heres part of what my code looks like now: #container width: 80%; Height: 100px; text alignment: center; background: linear gradient (140 degrees, #acecca 50%, #64D993 50.1%); #lewo float: left; Width: 45%; Growth: 100%; #center display: inline block; margin: 0 auto; Width: 10%; Growth: 100%; #right float: right; Width: 45%; Growth: 100%; img radius-limit: 50%; .centerDiv display: flex; justify-content: center; alignment elements: middle; Growth: 100%; Width: 100%; .flexLeft justify-content: flex-start; .flexRight justify-content: flex-end; .centerElem Display: Flex; justify-content: center; alignment elements: middle; . name font-weight: bold; <div id = container> <div id = left> <div class = centerDiv flexLeft> <div class = centerElem> & nbsp;   <img alt = Avatar src = style = width: 65px; height: 65px; overflow: hidden; border: 5px solid # 64D993; >     <div class = name> JANE DOE <br> SALE 6 <div> & nbsp;   <progress identifier = file value = 32 max = 100 > <progress> <div> <div> <div> <div id = center > <div class = centerDiv > <div class = centerElem> <p style = font-size: 42px;> âï¸ <p> <div> <div> <div> <div id = right> <div class = centerDiv flexRight> <div class = centerElem> <div class = name> JAN DOE <br> 3 SALE <div> & nbsp;   <br> <img alt = Avatar src = style = width: 65px; height: 65px; overflow: hidden; border: 5px solid #acecca; >     <div> <div> <div> <div> I wonder how to change the progress bar between the title and the â symbol? I tried to add width: 100%; to the progress bar, but it doesnt work. Any tips? 3 Improve article Save article How to read article Discuss article improvement Save article Foundation CSS is an open source and responsive front-end framework developed in September 2011 by the ZURB Foundation that makes it easy to create beautiful, responsive websites, applications and email designs. which look great. and can be accessed from any device. It is used by many companies such as Facebook, eBay, Mozilla, Adobe and even Disney. The framework is based on a Saas-like bootstrap. It is more complex, flexible and easily configurable. It also has CLI, so it can be easily used with module assemblers. Provides Fastclick.js tool for faster rendering on mobile devices. The progress bar is used to show the progress of the process. The progress bar helps us visualize how much of the process has been completed and how much is left. We can add a progress bar to a website using the predefined CSS Foundation classes. To add a progress bar using Foundation CSS, we use the progress class to create a progress container and the progress meter class to create a progress bar. Syntax: <div class = progress> <div class = progress-meter style = width: 20%> ... <div> <div> Example: This example shows a basic progress bar using Foundation CSS .Output: Labeled progress bar: The labeled progress bar is for displaying the text in progress

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