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Aaron Martone
3,290 PointsBug in Responsive Web Design
Under Building Responsive Design > Creating Fluid Foundation > Code Challenge Scalable Images
The first thing I note is that the challenge does not ask you to do anything with images at all. Instead, it asks you to convert the .cake class' padding from PX to %, which I do as:
padding: 1.428571429%;
And upon submitting just that change I am told that I have errors in my code. Since the nature of this challenge is "Scalable Images" I was expecting it to ask me to create an img tag and give it a max-width attribute with a value of 100%.
4 Answers
Ludovic Charlier
6,672 PointsHad the same bug now, I was wondering why it doesn't question about scalable image but it seems I'm not alone :)
Aaron Martone
3,290 PointsGlad to see someone else got the snafu.
Hopefully when this is addressed, they can let me know so I can finish up that stage.
Matthew Welch
9,182 PointsI found the answer in another forum if you want to move forward. When figuring out padding percentages, use the element's width as the the context, so 10px/600px=1.6666667%
Chad Harris
2,892 PointsGeez.. frustrating that they don't mentioned anywhere in the videos that you're suppose to use the element width as context for padding. They did specifically mention using the parent elements width for context for figuring out margin.
Aaron Martone
3,290 PointsThanks Matthew! That did it.