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CSS

Making my image disappear.

So I al learning media queries which I did not learn when I learned dreamweaver.

I am trying to make an image in a div disappear when the max-width is 480 px. The question does ask me to create a new media query but to make the adjustments in the one that has already been provided in the code. I have tried writing the code a few different ways including the one that is in the video which is #intro-img, #about{display:none;}.

Even when I have tried a few different things it tells me that the image will still be displayed on an area that is less than 480 px. I am a bit stomped, any suggestions / solutions will be greatly appreciated thx.

And yes I did pass my dreamweaver exam so if you have a question on that let me know.

3 Answers

Usually it'll be:

div img {

   display: none;

}

div being the div you're targeting, and img being the image within that div.

Hope that helps.

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

How about a link to the code challenge you are stuck on?

Thank you sooooo much Joe Li it worked U r AWESOME!!!!