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Trevor Burke
Trevor Burke
6,693 Points
Posted by Trevor Burke
Trevor Burke
6,693 Points

Code Challenge: Text editor task 2

First question has you place a <div></div> In the body Second question asks you to add an id of Featured-Cupcake to the div. My answer was <div id="Featured-Cupcake"></div> It says Bummer! are you sure you placed the id on the right element. I have tried different variation of featuredCupcakes. Always the same thing. Can anyone help?

3 Answers

Andrew Baisden
PLUS
Andrew Baisden
Courses Plus Student 5,132 Points
Andrew Baisden
Andrew Baisden
Courses Plus Student 5,132 Points

I think this is what you are looking for.

<body>

<div id="featured-cupcake"></div>

</body>

Ryan Young
Ryan Young
6,094 Points
Ryan Young
Ryan Young
6,094 Points

I second what Andrew posted. It's hard to know for sure without seeing the code, but to add a class or id to a <div> or any other element (p, a, h1, ul, span, etc.) you write the html element and then class/id followed by ="name".

Trevor Burke
Trevor Burke
6,693 Points
Trevor Burke
Trevor Burke
6,693 Points

yea. That's it. Im still not sure what was different. That's what I had typed. Thank You!