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Muhammad Ali Khan
8,227 Pointsduplicate options
[alt text](D:\Education\Treehouse\Radial.gif "Duplicate A & D Options")
I think A & D are both correct but it will not accept it as correct.
4 Answers
Muhammad Ali Khan
8,227 PointsIt was this question
In what order should the radial gradient's shape, size, and position be defined?
A <size>, <shape> <position> B <position> <shape> <size> C <position>, <shape> <size> D <shape>, <position> <size>
I thought in one glance that B&C are both correct. But i have just now noticed the comma after position whih really id the difference between the two. And i think C is correct. Thanks for your help.
Muhammad Ali Khan
8,227 PointsCan u tell me why is that that i am not able to paste a screen shot over here despite using the correct syntax from the Markdown cheatsheet
Keith Kelly
21,326 PointsWhere did you save the screenshot?
Muhammad Ali Khan
8,227 Pointson my computer
Keith Kelly
21,326 PointsI am not 100% sure because I have not attempted to post a screenshot, but I believe the markdown is looking for a path where the image is hosted online. Unless the image is uploaded to a server the markdown won't recognize a path on your computer.
Muhammad Ali Khan
8,227 PointsYes , i think so too, but that does not make it easier to post the problems right away. Someone has to do something about it, i guess.
Keith Kelly
21,326 PointsKeith Kelly
21,326 PointsWhich question in the quiz is giving you trouble?