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kunal patel
492 Pointsmake sure to use a ul tag
i keep getting this thing where it says make sure to use a ul tag on the little quiz. i dont know what i am doing wrong
1 Answer

Elliott Frazier
Courses Plus Student 9,647 PointsIf you show your code we'll be able to help.
kunal patel
492 Pointskunal patel
492 Pointskunal patel
492 Pointskunal patel
492 PointsAdd an empty unordered list below the image. i need help with that i tried few different things but no luck.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJames Barnett
39,199 Pointskunal patel - You forgot to close the closing angle bracket
>
on yourimg
tag.Elliott Frazier
Courses Plus Student 9,647 PointsElliott Frazier
Courses Plus Student 9,647 PointsAs James said, you need to add a closing angle bracket to your 'img' tag. Everything else looks fine.
kunal patel
492 Pointskunal patel
492 Pointsthank you that worked.
Jennifer Loughborough
1,415 PointsJennifer Loughborough
1,415 PointsJames ~ was having same problem. Shouldn't the step before be the place we were told we were doing something wrong? I spent an hour trying to figure out what I was missing since I was using ul tags, never even looking at the image code since that had been given a green light. Seems like a misguided and confusing instructional step.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJames Barnett
39,199 PointsJennifer Loughborough - You are right! You found a bug in correctness check of the code challenge.
Tagging Nick Pettit & Tommy Morgan
It checking for a
/
instead of checking for/>
Jennifer Loughborough
1,415 PointsJennifer Loughborough
1,415 PointsOr, what you meant to say James is that you guys are trying to show us to look at code beyond the current line when troubleshooting. Right? ;-)
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJames Barnett
39,199 PointsJennifer Loughborough - I actually wrote a reply saying that very thing. But then I decided to double check just in case there was an actual bug.
Here's my original reply