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Jack Vu
10,325 PointsSass stage 2, Extending Selectors, question 1 of 3.
Here's the challenge:
Style the class .animals to have a background of #369. Use "extend" to apply those styles to a new class, .dogs.
I have:
.animals { background: #369; }
.dogs { @extent .animals; }
Is that not correct?
I get "Bummer! The .dogs div should have a background-color of #369. Did you have the .dogs class extend the .animals class?"
I swear I have it right, but have no clue what I'm doing wrong..?
Thanks in advance!
5 Answers
Mark Talbot
6,102 PointsHi jack,
You've got the concept correct--there's just a typo in your code.
It should be '@extend' not '@extent'.
Mark
peterdemain
8,001 Points.aniamls { background: #369; }
.dogs { @extend .animals; }
I'm am passing this which i beleave it's the same. excluding the typo.
Not working, any advice??
Thankyou
peterdemain
8,001 Pointsi see it!! just after i posted, dur! lol haha.
peterdemain
8,001 Pointsi see it!! just after i posted, dur! lol haha.
peterdemain
8,001 Pointsi see it!! just after i posted, dur! lol haha.