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CSS

Media Queries "CSS"

Please Help me , i can't answers this task ,,,,,

At the very least, we should set all 'background' values to _______ and 'color' values to _______

To set margins around a printed page, we'll need to use the ______ at-rule.

5 Answers

Oh ok, I see what you mean now, thank you for the links.

Question 1

Answer: 4:45

What the Masterful Guil Hernandez meant with that question was when making a Media Query for print pages, the very bare minimum you want to adjust the original styles is to set the "Background" property to "Transparent" & the "Color"(For the text) to "Black", to minimize on ink usage because they're printing them.

Question 2

Answer: 11:09

It's the "@page", at-rule. That's how you set the margins for the entire page, I recommend going back to 11:09 to hear Guil explain it.

Lastly, hope this helps, and I recommend if you get stuck on a question like that, search through the transcript under the video looking for keywords in the question asked, it has helped me a lot not having to completely watch the video again looking for the answer.

Happy learning, Sayfuddin.

Thank so much Syl , for your help ,,, :(y)

Chris Freeman
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Chris Freeman
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I was frustrated finicky grading of the question: To set margins around a printed page, we'll need to use the ______ at-rule. Since the wording of the question includes "at-rule", i read the answer to be "page". But the accepted answer is "@page", which is reads awkwardly as "...we'll need to use the at-page at-rule.", rather then "...we'll need to use the at-page rule."

I feel the quiz question should be altered to accept "page" as a correct answer, or drop the "at-" from the question.

If you could link to the challenge page you're on, I'm not quite sure where you're at, I could help.

;p