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HTML

HTML Lists Challenge- question

I'm stuck on the last one {#6} nd it says, "Add the items 'Square' and 'Circle' to the list nested under 'Shapes'." I feel like that's what I'm doing, but I guess I'm doing it wrong. I feel like I have tried everything and still says it's not right. This is what I have: <ul><li>Shapes<ol> <li>Square</li> <li>Circle</li> <li>Stop</li> <li>Drop</li> <li>Roll</li>

</ol></li> <li>Colors</li> </ul> What am I doing wrong?

5 Answers

Oh wow. The code turned into regular text! Well, it's basically:

*Shapes{1st line} >>nested: Square{2nd line} Circle{3rd line} Stop{4th line} Drop{5th line Roll<<< *Colors{6th line}

Is that right?

Hi, I just finished these challenge :)

I think you may have something misunderstand.

in {#4} & {#5}, we have "unordered list" with "Shapes" & "Colors", and need to create the nest "ordered list" inside. and {#6}, we have to add "Square" & "Circle" in "Shapes".

Result will like :

ul1 is Shapes ol1 is Square ol2 is Circle ul2 is Colors

Hopefully it will be useful.

It should look similar to this: <ol> <li>Stop</li> <li>Drop</li> <li>Roll</li> <ul> <li>Shapes</li> ...and so on. Hopefully it will help! :)

So sorry! My ordered/unordered list markers didn't show up... But there should be ordered list, list item, Stop, close list item, and so on.

*/ Here's a nested table that should work */

<ul>
<li> Shapes
<ol>
<li>Square</li>
<li>Circle</li>
</ol>
 </li> */ and then you have the rest of the unordered list items below. This should work.

*/

/*

Thank you everyone! I didn't know I had to type in another ol for shape and circle. But yay! I did it! Thanks again!