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CSS

Help with CSS Animations code challenge

Finally, using the prefix for WebKit-based browsers, bind the 'mike-float' animation to the '.mike' selector. Give it a 3 second duration and set it to repeat infinitely.

.mike {
    -webkit-animation: mike-move 3s infinite, mike-float 3s infinite;
}

Says: Bummer! Make sure your animation name is correct.

!!!!!!! What am I doing wrong

7 Answers

.mike { -webkit-animation: mike-float 3s infinite;}

gives me the 'ol "Bummer! Make sure your animation name is correct." What's wrong? I have a screenshot but can't see where to add this to the forum.

judah simon
judah simon
4,886 Points

i am having the same issue, any solutions?

'mike-move 3s infinite' Why is that line of code in there? You only need to bind 'mike-float'.

Hi Folks, This can help maybe : -webkit-animation: mike-float 3s infinite forwards;

<code>.mike{ -webkit-animation: mike-float 3s infinite; } </code>

hi ! maybe you guys can try out going to the html section and key in

< style>.mike { -webkit-animation: mike-float 3s infinite;} < /style>

it works for me =)

Its work in html section <style>.mike { -webkit-animation: mike-float 3s infinite;} </style>

Hi guys. i think after attempting Task 1 in the CSS section, you need to shift to the HTML section and enter the following <style>.mike{-webkit-animation:mike-float 3s infinite;}</style>