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CSS CSS Layout Basics CSS Layout Project Creating and Styling the Layout Containers

Adam Maley
Adam Maley
5,946 Points
Posted by Adam Maley
Adam Maley
5,946 Points

</div> before the </header> tag?

Why would you put it before and not after the </header>?

I am even getting a red error highlight when I do what he did in the video.

Agnes Demes
Agnes Demes
6,613 Points
Agnes Demes
Agnes Demes
6,613 Points

Can you Please show your code, will be able to help to see what is wrong

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points

Nested tags must not overlap, so an element that starts inside another element must be closed before the outer element is closed. The ordering of the start tags determines the order of the end tags, which much be the reverse of the starting order.

Adam Maley
Adam Maley
5,946 Points
Adam Maley
Adam Maley
5,946 Points

Yes, for some reason I was not getting that...even though I learned that along time ago. It just seemed odd to me because he was trying to use a container to "contain" all of the tags, but the tags must be in reverse.