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how do you do the second part of the objective

when they ask me to add stop,drop and roll to the list it keeps saying stop should be the first one and i put that

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

Here is a link to explain how to use Markdown to post your code How to post code

4 Answers

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

Hi Christina,

It's a simple typo I'm afraid:

  <ol>
      <li>Stop</li>
      <li>Drop</li>
      <li>Roll</li>
    </ol>

Capital S, D and R

Can you show us your html ?

how would i show you that

Copy paste what you have done so far or take a picture of it ...how ever you want. Just show us your code so we can see where the problem lies at :)

Gerard Weppler
Gerard Weppler
4,357 Points

Can you please upload the code so I can try to help you?

how wold i show that

Ken Alger
STAFF
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

Christina;

If you look below the area in which you type your response there is a link to the Markdown Cheatsheet which explains how to post code.

That being said, it sounds like you are on Task 2 of this challenge since you are asking about adding Stop, Drop, and Roll to the list, correct?

The challenge asks us to, add the following list items to the ordered list: "Stop", "Drop", and "Roll". So inside the ordered list <ol></ol> tags we created in Task 1, we need to add the aforementioned list items. So our code would look something like:

<ol>
   <li>Stop</li>
   <li>Drop</li>
   <li>Roll</li>
</ol>

The ordered list elements tells the browser to number the list items that are within the confines of the ordered list tags. As you proceed through the challenge be sure to check the preview to see how ordered and unordered lists behave in the browser.

Hope it helps and happy coding,

Ken

i've done that but it keeps saying Bummer! The first list item should be "Stop"

<ol>
      <li>stop</li>
      <li>drop</li>
      <li>roll</li>
    </ol>

this is what i've done so far and it keeps saying its wrong