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Fedor Andreev
6,438 PointsA question about this quiz?
Add marker.png located inside the img folder as a background image to the list items.
To pass this one you need this code
ul {list-style-type: none;}ul li {list-style-image: url('marker.png');}
But before I wrote this code like this
ul {list-style-type: none;} list-style-image: url('marker.png');
Without the abbr. of li and I still passed it!
And when the third question came i wrote down the 20px.. e.t.c and couldn't pass! It was only until I found out I had to add li to it to pass! Why in question 2 did i not need the li (list) abbr?
2 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsLooks like you found a bug in the code challenge.
If you want to help Treehouse improve this code challenge, there's a submit feedback button at the end of every code challenge where you can tell the Treehouse team about any issues you ran into when working on a code challenge.
Rene Rodriguez
4,119 PointsI'm stumped as to why. But as I understand CSS markup, elements (ul li), rules (#h1), and classes (.heading), are always paired with attributes and their values, which are place inside { }. Perhaps someone else can give a better explanation but this is how I remember how CSS is written. The first on looks correct to me.