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Shuddha Chowdhury
3,817 PointsPlease help me kindly with this CSS code challenge
I don't understand what to do this code challenge and got completely stopped.Please kindly help me.Here is the link: http://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-a-responsive-website/adaptive-design/implementing-media-queries
2 Answers
Adam Greenough
7,742 PointsHi Shuddha, which task is it you're having problems with?
Adding code redacted solves the first task. This is because it makes the image fill 100% of its container, as the container is fluid, it makes the images fluid also.
Adding code redacted to the 480px media query at the bottom of the CSS will solve the second task, for the same reason as above, just applying it to the contact and menu divs rather than images.
For the third task, put code redacted in to the media query. This selects all images in the .cupcake div and sets their 'display' to none, hiding them.
Don't just copy and paste those answers in, make sure you understand what they do before moving on, perhaps revisit the video but I know how frustrating it is being stuck on a quiz. Haha.
Best of luck. :)
James Barnett
39,199 PointsShuddha Chowdhury - To help us better help you we need to see the code you are using. For some tips on how to do that, check out the tips for asking questions video located in the right hand sidebar.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJames Barnett
39,199 PointsAdam Greenough - I've removed your code. Remember our goal here on the forum is give help not answers.
Here on the forum we like to explain the process, and help guide users through understanding the problem. You've got a pretty good start with that now, I think your explanations can stand on their own you without the need to give away the answers.