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CSS

Reza Nadjmabadi
Reza Nadjmabadi
632 Points
Posted by Reza Nadjmabadi
Reza Nadjmabadi
632 Points

I keep getting an error stating "bummer! it doesn't look like you set the maximum width on images yet.

the question asks: Add CSS that will allow all images to fill their parent element.

I inputted:

image{ max-width: 100%; }

I know that there is no parent element in CSS, so what should I do then? I have been looking for sources to help me out to give me insight to the problem or to just solve it.

Arthur Crocquevieille
Arthur Crocquevieille
15,612 Points

Hey ! the selector for an image is img so you should try to use :

img {
 max-width:100%;
}

2 Answers

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,663 Points
Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,663 Points

Hi Reza,

Without been able to see the challenge in question I would say the problem is because you have image instead of img which is the HTML tag for images.

img {
  max-width: 100%;
}
Reza Nadjmabadi
Reza Nadjmabadi
632 Points
Reza Nadjmabadi
Reza Nadjmabadi
632 Points

thank you for clearing up the misunderstanding I had with img.

Reza Nadjmabadi
Reza Nadjmabadi
632 Points
Reza Nadjmabadi
Reza Nadjmabadi
632 Points

Thanks guys this really helped me. I owe you one. so I have to use img instead of image, is that because CSS recognizes this key word?

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,663 Points
Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,663 Points

In HTML the keyword img is the tag name for the element so this is what you always need to use to target it.