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Mike Sharp
2,280 Pointsmy header colors disappeared and I don't know where to start to troubleshoot my code.
I s there a master code sheet I could use to compare mine to? Or do I need to start over from square one? https://w.trhou.se/45heac4vzh
3 Answers
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsWhich colors are missing?
I tried the preview using your snapshot, and the header appears in two shades of green. Do you see something else, or am I not understanding what's missing?
And good job on making the snapshot .. that helps a lot with the analysis.
Mike Sharp
2,280 PointsWow. The col r IS there, from the snapshot; but when I refresh the page from workspace, it's not there. Thanks for looking at it and getting back to me
Mike Sharp
2,280 PointsDude, I genuinely appreciate you trying to help. I wouldn't know how to downvote if I wanted to. I'm relatively technophobic and the last thing I want to do is antagonize you or anyone else on this site.
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsTo be clear, Mike, I didn't think you had done the downvoting, my comment was to whoever did it. And FYI you upvote/downvote by clicking on those little chevrons that are over and under the number on the right side of the answer. That's not as important as knowing how to choose a "best answer", which you obviously have mastered.
But it does seem a bit funny for someone studying HTML to describe themselves as "technophobic"
