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marsha spell
Courses Plus Student 5,555 Pointsplzz help
Challenge task 4 of 6 Next, create another rule by selecting the box with the class bottom. Set its position to relative, then offset it 80px from the left and move it up -20px.
here is what i have. .box { position: relative; left: 80px; -20px; } not sure what i did wrong??
6 Answers
Jesse Richard
1,899 Pointstop is missing. You're setting the relative position and the left position, but not the top position. You've only got a -20px which is bad syntax.
.box { position: relative; left: 80px; top: -20px; }
marsha spell
Courses Plus Student 5,555 Pointsi'm not getting can you show me plz
marsha spell
Courses Plus Student 5,555 Pointsi just did it and it said Bummer! Make sure '.bottom' is positioned relative. i'm not sure what to do
Jesse Richard
1,899 PointsI'm assuming (because I haven't taken the course and don't know the html) that there is an element with the class bottom. I don't know what .box is in the original css, nor what box is in question, so let's forget box.
.bottom { position: relative; left: 80px; top: -20px; }
marsha spell
Courses Plus Student 5,555 Pointsthank you so much i pass!!!
Jesse Richard
1,899 Points.
Christopher Lien
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,536 PointsMake sure all of your syntax is correct.
Remember to input the correct selector as well as declarations.