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Liz Karaffa
17,576 PointsCode Challenge 5/5 for Getting Started with Compass
Final challenge is: Finally, use a transform mixin to give .main-logo a -25deg rotation on :hover.
I've tried both of the following codes, but with no luck. Am I missing something?
.main-logo {
@include single-transition(transform, .6s);
&:hover {
@include transform(rotate(-25deg));
}
}
.main-logo {
@include single-transition(transform, .6s);
}
.main-logo:hover {
@include transform(rotate(-25deg));
}
Still no luck, any ideas?
2 Answers

Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,596 PointsHi Liz,
It looks like this challenge wants you to specifically use the rotate mixin:
.main-logo {
@include single-transition(transform, .6s);
&:hover {
@include rotate(-25deg);
}
}
I would stick with your first example where you've nested the hover rule to avoid repetition.
What you tried and what I have here both produce the same css so I don't think what you did is wrong but the challenge must be specifically checking for the rotate mixin.

Liz Karaffa
17,576 PointsThanks so much! yeah you're right I just needed rotate!