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Courses Plus Student 4,438 PointsCode challenge finishing CSS
This message i get Remember, to select an ID, use the '#' character followed by the ID of the element you want to select.
and yet this code i wrote: with # sign in front of the word copyright
copyright {
border-top: 8px color: #2a0400;
}
????????? what the lol really why me :( um so any clues :)
5 Answers
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse TeacherHi christopher wood,
The color:
property isn't necessary in the border-top
value. You can omit it and just use the hex value. Don't forget to set the solid border style, though.
christopher wood
Courses Plus Student 4,438 PointsHmm okay ty Guil I shall try the # copyright {
border-top: 8px: #2a0400;
} and
copyright {
border-style:solid 8px #2A0400; }
which another of do it please let get pass this :\
christopher wood
Courses Plus Student 4,438 Points<div id="copyright" class="grid_12"> now give it a solid top border that is 8 pixels thick and has a color of #2A0400.
Not a problem lol it has been.
use # first as the selector as it is i.d not class,
#copyright {
border-top: 8px: #2a0400;
}
or even
#copyright {
border-style:solid 8px #2A0400;
}
I still the message Remember, to select an ID, use the '#' character followed by the ID of the element you want to select.
Far as I am aware, i have and yet when i write it still turns pink in color the # is first and spelling is exact for the word copyright which comes after the #. Still confused moving on to next quest.
Btw these are two example i have done and try other ways still nothing
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse TeacherHi christopher wood,
You're close. Let's stick with the border-top
example you provided. You'll need to remove the :
in the value, then add the solid
value, and you should be good-to-go.
christopher wood
Courses Plus Student 4,438 PointsTy for Guil, I ending doing after I posted this and got it. Yay