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John Imperio
9,486 Points"LTE" in the phrase "if lte IE 8", which is used in the HTML to declare a fallback, is an acronym for _______?
isn't the answer "Less Than or Equal"? why am I still getting an incorrect answer?
1 Answer
Jacques Vincilione
17,292 PointsLTE: Less than or equal to
IE: if lte IE 8 would mean ie 8 and lower.
Here is a good link that will show you several conditional IE comments and what they mean.
John Imperio
9,486 PointsJohn Imperio
9,486 PointsI was actually referring to the answer to the question itself - i tried several variations of the answer "Less than or equal to" but I was still getting an incorrect answer. Thanks for the link though!
Jacques Vincilione
17,292 PointsJacques Vincilione
17,292 PointsNo problem. I can't remember what I had to put for that. But I have noticed some of the questions are incredibly picky with answers.
This link:
https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/flexible-images-part-two-quiz
states that the answer is 'less than or equal to' exactly like that. (Case and all I believe.)