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CSS

Posted by Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points

Problem with Challenge

Add a 'div' around the 'featured-cupcake' element and give it the classes 'container' and 'clearfix'.

John Wheal
John Wheal
27,969 Points

What is the problem you're having?

4 Answers

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

Hi Tomy,

what its asking you to do is:

First locate the "featured-cupcake' element.

Then create a div add 'container' and 'clearfix' to it.

<div = class"foo" "foo">
(featured-cupcake element goes here)
</div>

The 'container' is a way to identify and reference up a piece of html in your css and the clearfix is a way of an element to clear up after its self.

Thats how best i can describe it anyway.

Hope this helps, if not let me know.

Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points
Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points

Thank you so much Wayne

Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points
Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points

Hi Wayne,

Thank you again for your help. I have another question. I am using Sublime and I see on the tutorials there are folders on the left side. How do I open folders I am constantly saving and exiting and reopening each time, my sublime is juste a blank black screen where I type (no folders panel on the left). I appreciate the help.

-Tomy Biton

Tom Bedford
Tom Bedford
15,645 Points

Hi Tomy

First you need to open a folder in Sublime (file -> open folder). Once you have a folder open you can show/hide it by going to "view -> Sibedar - Show/Hide Sidebar". You can also use "control + k + b" on Windows (not sure about the mac keyboard shortcut, perhaps cmd + k + b?) to show/hide the sidebar.

Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points

Thank you Tom

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points
Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

I actually use Coda 2, but you should be able to go into preferences and select show sidebar, if that isn't possible you may have to stick with FILE - OPEN.

I'm sure someone who uses it will give you the correct way of doing it ;)

Tomy BITON
Tomy BITON
1,768 Points

You so good thank you