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Adan Botello
1,830 PointsI cannot get my subject line to show Hi There!.
I cannot get my subject line to show Hi There!. Here is my code:
<p><strong>Email</strong> us at <a href="mailto:coolvrexperience@gmail.com? subject=Hi%20There!">coolvrexperience@gmail.com</a></p>
I don't know what I am doing wrong, any help would be greatly appreciated.
2 Answers

Antony .
2,824 PointsHi, Adan Botello
It look likes you're putting a space between the "?" symbol and the word "subject". All you need to do is make sure there's no space between them.
<a href="mailto:coolvrexperience@gmail.com?subject=Hi%20There!">
Also as reference please use the Markdown Cheatsheet provided down below to format your text & code.
https://teamtreehouse.com/community/howto-guide-markdown-within-posts

Adan Botello
1,830 PointsBTW, thanks Antony, your solution worked like a charm.
Adan Botello
1,830 PointsAdan Botello
1,830 PointsI'm sorry I am completely new to all this, i don't understand what you mean by using the cheatsheet to format my text and code.
Antony .
2,824 PointsAntony .
2,824 PointsNo shame in that! Basically when you want to post your code just use three back ticks (```) on the top of your code and another three on the bottom, but before you put them on the bottom make sure the first three back ticks that are located at the top of your code have beside the language you are working on, for e.g. You can practice this with this post, so next time you post you know how to format it.