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Posted by Ashley Kelley
Ashley Kelley
Courses Plus Student 10,554 Points

Set the class of the first "article" element to "primary", then the next "article" with "secondary" and the last with "tertiary"

Hi,

I'm currently lost at where I am going wrong with this final part of the challenge.

My code is:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Plugin</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
</head>
<body>
<div id="container" class="wmuSlider">
<div class="wmuSliderWrapper">
            <div class="primary"> First Article </div>
            <div class="secondary"> Second Article </div>
            <div class="tertiary"> Third Article </div>
</div>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.wmuslider.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
var options = {
animation:"slide",
navigationControl: false
}
$(".wmuSlider").wmuSlider(options);
</script>
</body>
</html>

Can anyone help please and point out where I'm going wrong? It simply say's task 1 is no longer working so it's clearly something wrong with syntax or something.

Thanks

5 Answers

Ashley Kelley
Ashley Kelley
Courses Plus Student 10,554 Points

Hi Justen, I have amended the CSS to be black and blue accordingly where it asks, but because my article links are wrong it's saying task 1 is incorrect.

I have tried simply writing:

<article>class="primary"</article>

But this is clearly incorrect.

Any other suggestions?

J A
J A
6,092 Points 
<article class="primary"> First Article </article>
 <article class="secondary"> Second Article </article>
 <article class="tertiary"> Third Article </article>
J A
J A
6,092 Points

sorry for the formatting there.

Ashley Kelley
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Ashley Kelley
Courses Plus Student 10,554 Points
Ashley Kelley
Ashley Kelley
Courses Plus Student 10,554 Points

This challenge relates to the Responsive Slider Plugin for:

Build an Interactive Website > jQuery Plugins > Responsive Slider Plugin - CSS

J A
J A
6,092 Points
J A
J A
6,092 Points

Step one is setting the Pagination link background colors. It doesn't look like you are doing this in your code.

J A
J A
6,092 Points
J A
J A
6,092 Points

Also, I just noticed this, you are using div for the slider pages (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary). Should be using article

Ashley Kelley
PLUS
Ashley Kelley
Courses Plus Student 10,554 Points
Ashley Kelley
Ashley Kelley
Courses Plus Student 10,554 Points

Ahhhhh brilliant!!!

I didn't realise I had to remove the closing article bracket to make it a class. Thanks Justen, appreciate your help!

J A
J A
6,092 Points

No problem. <article> is one of the new semantic html tags like <header> and <footer> so it behaves the same way any other html tag would when adding classes, ect.