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Jaime Borschuk
6,112 Pointsbroken?
I think this code challenge might be broken. I got 1 and 2 correct, and then at #3 it tells me I have the wrong response but I'm pretty sure I don't. Then it tells me "oops, now #1 is wrong too." As if it is retroactively wrong, then has me start over. Then the same process repeats. Not sure how to move past it.
3 Answers
Jaime Borschuk
6,112 PointsHi All, I got it now. Thanks for the quick responses! I had entered the following code and it wouldn't pass me the first time, but I refreshed and it worked.
$complement: complement(red);
a { color: lighten(red, 5%); background: desaturate($complement, 10%); }
Jennifer Rai
Courses Plus Student 13,164 PointsHi Jaime - Can you please post the question as well as the code you are using?
Jaime Borschuk
6,112 PointsThis was for the SASS>Creating A Color Palette quiz. Got stuck on question 3 of 3.
Steven Rodriguez
5,643 PointsSteven Rodriguez
5,643 PointsI can't help you much without context to what you're asking. If it's a code challenge, you can break an answer to an earlier challenge if you do something incorrectly on a future challenge. In other words, yes you can break #1 if you did #3 wrong.