Link Issues...

Hi, You have not added any code, please refer to the Markdown Cheatsheet on how to add to code.

Hello Amilcar, To post your code you need to type

~~~html
 your code here 

followed by 3 of these ----> ~

Not sure if you are referring to the navigation area but this is what it should look like.

<nav>
        <ul>
          <li><a href="index.html" class="selected"> Portfolio</a></li>
          <li><a href="about.html">About</a></li>
          <li><a href="contact.html">Contact</a></li>
        </ul>
      </nav>

Hope that helps if not could you get a little more specific.

Hmm - They didn't say anything about "selected" in the vid. demos, but okay - I'll try it - Thank you...

The code you typed in your question is missing characters. You need to close your li tags like so:

<li> [your content] </li>

So your code would look something like this.

 <li> <a href="Amil.html">Portfolio</a> </li>

This is my, exact, code - I DID change the word "Portfolio" to "Biography" - I'm doing something a little different with my website - Anyway this is it - It's STILL not linking:

<li><a href="Amil.html">Biography</a></li>

It's hard to be certain, not being able to look at your file structure and all, but a couple things to check would be:

1. Does the file Amil.html exist?
2. Does the file exist in the same folder in which your index.html file is located?
3. Does the file contain a capital "A" like in your href? (Note: It's a good practice to refrain from using capital letters when naming your pages)

Yes, for all questions - The "Amil" is my name, but I'll trying using a lower case and see what happens - Thank you...

The lower-case approach didn't work - I, even, went so far as to change the name back to index.html - That didn't work either - So, I don't know what to do, here...

Hmm, disregard the selected portion of that code. That was for something else. Are you using workspace? Also make sure that the file is in the correct directory in which you are searching. If the html file is another folder you are going to have to write the directory for which folder it is in.

I am using workspace, and it is in index.html now, actually...

Okay, so, for all interested parties, I FINALLY figured out what the problem was - This should have been my code, the whole DAMN time, apparently:

<li><a href="biography.html">Biogrpahy</a></li>

Unbelievably, what an irritating itch... smh

Ho hum - Can't wait... smh/P :)