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731 PointsStage 4, Challenge Task 2, can't make img disappear via CSS - how to? Thanks
Stage 4, Challenge Task 2, can't make img disappear via CSS - how to? Thanks
wendy higgins
731 PointsSorry, here is css/media query:
@media screen and (max-width:705px)
{
.grid_1{width:100%;}
.grid_2{width:100%;}
.grid_3{width:100%;}
.grid_4{width:100%;}
.grid_5{width:100%;}
.grid_6{width:100%;}
.grid_2 .omega img {display:none;}
}
Any ideas what's not correct?
Wayne Priestley
19,579 PointsYep, just remove the grid_2
and it will work, you were right with omega
thats enough to identify the target img,
BTW Wendy, there is no need to have .grid_1{width:100%;}
.grid_2{width:100%;}
Remove all the {width:100%;}
and just use it once at the end, like so:
@media screen and (max-width: 705px){
.grid_1,
.grid_2,
.grid_3,
.grid_4,
.grid_5,
.grid_6{
width: 100%;
}
Aurelian Spodarec
7,369 PointsFor better pasting code like this
var codeHere
i know this is not related but Wayne, do you know any website or something that gives all code that makes to write anything on forum eg bold bullet points etc?
2 Answers
wendy higgins
731 PointsThanks for your help, Wayne - I think I'm actually squared away...for the moment ;) Wendy
Wayne Priestley
19,579 PointsHi Wendy,
To make the img disappear you need to use the display
property, so what you need to do to pass this challenge is to target the img.
I'm trying not to give the answer direct but if you look at the html that has the "love at first bite" img in it has two things in the div class, the first is the grid and the second is something we can use to identify where our img is, now if you use that, then img
then your curly brackets, then your display
property.
Job done :)
I've kinda beaten around the bush a bit trying not to give the direct answer, but if you have any problems at all following along with what I've said just let me know and i'll help out a bit more.
wendy higgins
731 PointsThanks, Wayne! Just posted my css above, which sort of looks like what you hinted at - but what's not right (since it's not being "approved")?
Wayne Priestley
19,579 PointsHi Wendy,
I just updated my answer above for you, hope it helps.
Aurelian Spodarec
7,369 PointsAurelian Spodarec
7,369 PointsWhat do you mean? theres not much info thats useful for students , moderators or staff to help you. It would be good if you: Link the the course | Post CSS | Explain what you mean
That would be great resource to try and help you .