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HTML Build a Simple Website Styling Content Finishing the CSS

Posted by jose luis martinez molina
jose luis martinez molina
1,149 Points

Bummer! Remember, to select an ID, use the '#' character followed by the ID

Select the copyright using an ID selector. Give it a solid top border that is 8 pixels thick and has a color of #2A0400.

This is what I have typed:

#copyright {
 border-top: 8px; 
 color: #2A0400;
}

2 Answers

Paul Mather
Paul Mather
3,313 Points

Your border colour property should be within the border-top and you need to set whether the border is dashed, solid etc, it's color and the size of the border.

Your code would look something like...

#copyright { border-top: something something somethinng; }

Try and work it out based on that.

jose luis martinez molina
jose luis martinez molina
1,149 Points
jose luis martinez molina
jose luis martinez molina
1,149 Points

Thank you!