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Martin Laskowski
3,736 PointsCSS tags containing 'treehouse' should be 'wptreehouse' ...
Hi Team,
I'm absolutely loving this .. Zac Gordon is a boss! A small correction: in the video Zac has us add the following to 'styles.css' ...
li.treehouse-badge { width: 60px; } ul.treehouse-badges { padding: 0; } .treehouse-badges, .treehouse-badge-info { bottom: 90px !important; left: -42px !important; }
... but this code has no effect on the appearance of our new Treehouse Badges because as 'Inspect Element' reveals, their names all have a 'wp' prefix. The working code should look like this:
li.wptreehouse-badge { width: 60px; } ul.wptreehouse-badges { padding: 0; } .wptreehouse-badges, .wptreehouse-badge-info { bottom: 90px !important; left: -42px !important; }
Peace!
Martin