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Richie owusu
Courses Plus Student 1,891 PointsAdd a second level heading inside that div containing the text "Shopping List". No spaces around the text, please.
I did <div> <h2> ShoppingList </h2> </div> ... And it is not working. What do I do.
11 Answers
Richie owusu
Courses Plus Student 1,891 PointsI just did it.. it works now.. thanks
Derik Herron
Courses Plus Student 2,675 Points<h2>Shopping List</h2>
Richie owusu
Courses Plus Student 1,891 Pointsnot shopping list alone i included my div tags and my h2 tags
Adam Fainman
8,694 PointsAdd a space in-between Shopping and List but close the h2 tag right after. Can you show your code if you're still having trouble?
Derik Herron
Courses Plus Student 2,675 PointsI actually put wrapped Shopping List in h2 tags but they did not show in the forum. Did you close the tag?
Richie owusu
Courses Plus Student 1,891 PointsAdd three items to an ordered list inside of your div.
task 3.. Why is this not working.
<div> <ol> <li> red </li> <li> blue</li> <li> purple</li> </ol>
</div>
Antoni Zalewski
5,211 PointsHey Richie, try to apply in this order (for an ordered list):
<ol>
<li>First item.</li>
<li>Second item.</li>
<li>Third item.</li>
</ol>
Should work perfectly.
Adam Fainman
8,694 Pointsyou make a ul tag and then add 3 li tags, each with an item of text, then close the respective li tags and ul tags
Richie owusu
Courses Plus Student 1,891 Points<div> <ol> <li> green </li> <li> blue </li> <li> blue </li> </ol> </div>
Adam Fainman
8,694 Points<ul> <li> green</li> <li>blue</li> <li>blue</li> </ul>
Adam Fainman
8,694 Points<li>green</li>
<li>blue</li>
<li>blue</li>
</ul>
James Barnett
39,199 PointsThe forum uses markdown to correctly format code, check out this thread on how to type code in the forum for some examples.
Adam Fainman
8,694 PointsUl creates the unordered list, then li creates the individual List Item. Always make sure you close your respective tags. Hope that helps, let me know if you have any more problems.