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CSS CSS Foundations Values and Units Relative Length Units

Select the link with the class more. Using the rem unit, set its font size back to the base font size of the root HTML e

i am stuck on this question...please help. Thanks

9 Answers

Hi Rod Watts

Try putting the 'a' before the class for more

Doh!

Nice one Rod, I didn't notice that ;)

I can't give you the answer straight up.

What code have you got so far? Please refer to the Markdown Cheatsheet below for help on posting code into your post.

.more a {
  font-size:1.5rem;
}

i dont see any rules for the html element...how do you compare them?

Hi Rod,

At the moment your using a font size one and a half times that of the base font size.

I can't say more without giving you the answer, but that's a HUGE clue.

} .more a { font-size:1rem; }

Bingo!

1rem is simply the base font size of your browser, usually 16px.

I answered this question with this code but it still says it's wrong...????

When you posted your code with the answer 1rem you didn't include that extra closing bracket at the beginning of you code that I can see in your comment above did you?

} .more a {font-size:1rem;}

oh... all I had to do was put the a tag before the class... a.more {}

Thanks for the help anyways guys.