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CSS

Agustin Zambrano
Agustin Zambrano
5,947 Points
Posted by Agustin Zambrano
Agustin Zambrano
5,947 Points

Add a class attribute with the value 'intro' to the <p> element.

Having trouble with this one.

I inserted this in the index file:

<p class:"intro">

However it doesn't work.

5 Answers

Agustin Zambrano
Agustin Zambrano
5,947 Points
Agustin Zambrano
Agustin Zambrano
5,947 Points

.... I solved it.

Had to use the " = " sign and not the " : "

kalyani kocherla
kalyani kocherla
2,396 Points
kalyani kocherla
kalyani kocherla
2,396 Points

i made changes in the both the html and css..... i did like this. in html <p class="intro"> and in css .intro{} i am not getting.. any one can help me

MUZ140112 Simon Chatikita
MUZ140112 Simon Chatikita
4,174 Points
MUZ140112 Simon Chatikita
MUZ140112 Simon Chatikita
4,174 Points

<p class:"intro">

Annie Chestnut
Annie Chestnut
1,310 Points
Annie Chestnut
Annie Chestnut
1,310 Points

I'm having trouble with this one. I've tried so many different combinations. Do i need to put something in both the html and css file? And what do I put?

Annie Chestnut
Annie Chestnut
1,310 Points
Annie Chestnut
Annie Chestnut
1,310 Points

I finally got it. Understood what Agustin Zambrano was saying to type the above in the index.html page and figured out that you put .intro { } in the .css. Hope this helps other people.