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Lionel Low
2,574 PointsBug at Challenge task 2 of 4?
I added the class push-1 to the column on line 18, but it isn't working. Is it a bug? Or am I doing something wrong?
6 Answers
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsOkay no problem :D
The correct class to offset on the Foundation Grid is offset.
Therefore:
<div class="large-offset-1">
</div>
This is what you are looking for :D
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsAre you sure your HTML code is correct?
I don't want to give you the answer straight-up.
Perhaps check http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/components/grid.html and see if push-1 is the correct class (wink wink) :P
Hope this helps
Lionel Low
2,574 PointsOops, added my comment meant for you as an additional "answer" instead. :(
Lionel Low
2,574 PointsHi John, appreciate your help. :)
Being a developer myself, RTFM is the first rule for me. So yup I did consult the docs. ;)
In fact, I checked and tested both Foundation 4 & 5 docs. Why? Because the course's videos featured Foundation 4 (which I'm assuming the test are written and tested for Foundation 4), but Foundation 5 is the latest release.
Long story short, I tested with both push-1 (Foundation 4) and large-push-1 (Foundation 5), but both failed.
That was why I was stumped. :/
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsI guess you are referring to the example on Foundation's website? I don't think it is always required, but with those two elements they have, they push one and pull one so they sit nicely. I am not 100% sure if pull is always required with a push. Perhaps someone else could answer that one for you.
Lionel Low
2,574 PointsI guess it's not required, as the next task of the challenge just requires a pull to solve. This just makes me wonder that if the visual effect of large-offset-1 and push-1 is the same in task 2, why isn't both answers accepted? :/
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsThats true, but they specifically ask for 'offset' so I guess thats why it only accepts offset-1
Lionel Low
2,574 PointsloL~ That's true, although that seems more to me like describing a task. :P Thanks for your time John.
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsYour welcome :D
Lionel Low
2,574 PointsLionel Low
2,574 PointsAh I see! Thanks! :) Based on their example, to correspond with a push, there seems to be a need for a pull. From your experience, is that right?