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3,251 PointsQuiz part2 arrays
Can you please have a look to my code. It does not listed an ordered list with numbers, just with bullet points. I think something is wrong. Please can you explain me. Thank you. https://w.trhou.se/p3w47jiqzv. Quiz number 1 file.
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Steven Parker
229,695 PointsLine numbers are added to ordered lists ("ol"), but there are not any on the page. On lne 33, there is code that adds an "<ol>' tag, but on the next line an ordinary assignment (=) cancels that assignment by putting new contents in place of it.
To add on instead of replace you need this symbol instead +=
Also be aware that it's not proper HTML to have anything other than "li" as a direct child element of of a list (either "ul" or "ol").
Ioana Sauluc
3,251 PointsThank you very much Steven. Can you please explain me again what you want to say with the last sentence. I am still have a lot of thing to learn so it will be helpful to explain in a simpler way. Like, what is a child element? You suggest to not use "li" just "ol"? Thank you a lot for patience .
Steven Parker
229,695 PointsI added a comment to my answer with examples.
Ioana Sauluc
3,251 PointsYes indeed, I just saw. Thank you very much.
Steven Parker
229,695 PointsSteven Parker
229,695 PointsExamples: