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CSS

Posted by Mustafa Kasim
Mustafa Kasim
1,938 Points

Select the class 'intro' and set its font weight to bold.

.intro {font-weight: bold;}

<p class = "intro">

yet.. it is not working...

the error message is:

"Check the class selector in your CSS. Make sure font-weight is set to bold."

This is challenge 6 of 6 web development CSS.

4 Answers

Gareth Redfern
Gareth Redfern
36,217 Points
Gareth Redfern
Gareth Redfern
36,217 Points

@warrenpett a class always uses a period and and id uses the # :)

Gareth Redfern
Gareth Redfern
36,217 Points
Gareth Redfern
Gareth Redfern
36,217 Points

Did you try it with spaces { font-weight: bold; } i know the editor can be a bit picky sometimes.

Warren Pett
Warren Pett
2,169 Points
Warren Pett
Warren Pett
2,169 Points

is it .intro or #intro? always get confused. apart from that it looks right and I'm not sure if spaces matter?

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

> I'm not sure if spaces matter

Spaces matter in selectors but not in declarations.

Warren Pett
Warren Pett
2,169 Points
Warren Pett
Warren Pett
2,169 Points

I remember now :) that's right. well I got my question answered!