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HTML

Posted by Julian Johnson
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Julian Johnson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,310 Points

HTML Mastery Quiz problem

When it ask me to add an input box inside the form element. I typed <form> <input> </form> and it isn't correct. I checked the preview and i clearly see the box on the page. can someone tell me what i'm doing wrong in this step?

4 Answers

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points
Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

Hi Julian,

Could you paste the whole question in here and add the code you have tried, it makes it easier to see whats up.

Sebastian Limbach
Sebastian Limbach
1,536 Points
Sebastian Limbach
Sebastian Limbach
1,536 Points

Could you send me the link of the challenge? So I can answere your question.

Herbert Rosales
Herbert Rosales
5,141 Points
Herbert Rosales
Herbert Rosales
5,141 Points

The sample below is an input text box with all of its elements. You may be missing some of them?

<form>

<label for="name">Name:</label> <input type="text" name="name" id="name">

</form>

Julian Johnson
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Julian Johnson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,310 Points
Julian Johnson
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Julian Johnson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,310 Points

Thanks Guys appreciate the help! Apparently for the input element I had to put in the type parameter (<input type= "text"). The test can become really specific at times but I guess that's a good thing :-).