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CSS How to Make a Website Styling Web Pages and Navigation Make a CSS Image Gallery

Nathan Begnaud
Nathan Begnaud
8,221 Points
Posted by Nathan Begnaud
Nathan Begnaud
8,221 Points

Stuck On Quiz

It keeps saying "Bummer! It looks like at least one side has no margin. Be sure you set all sides to zero margin."

My code is #gallery li { margin:0 0; padding: 0; } I've tried it all now i need help.

Nathan Begnaud
Nathan Begnaud
8,221 Points
Nathan Begnaud
Nathan Begnaud
8,221 Points

Thanks everyone for the reply, I forgot to put list-style: to none and that's why it wasn't working.

3 Answers

Becky Castle
Becky Castle
15,294 Points
Becky Castle
Becky Castle
15,294 Points

Hi Nathan, You should be able to set the margin to zero on all sides by saying:

#gallery li {
margin:0;
}

But, of course, that will only set the margins on your gallery list items to zero. You may want to double-check which margins are to be adjusted.

Shane Meikle
Shane Meikle
13,188 Points
Shane Meikle
Shane Meikle
13,188 Points

If you are on part 2, then you are targeting the wrong part of the code.

#gallery {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  list-style: none;
}

Try that. If that isn't the challenge you are on, please be more specific and I can help.

leanne mclaughlin
leanne mclaughlin
5,821 Points
leanne mclaughlin
leanne mclaughlin
5,821 Points

If it's just asking you to set the margins to zero it can either be: 

#gallery li {
   margin: 0;
}

OR 

#gallery li {
   margin: 0 0 0 0;
}

Padding is for the outside of the element (I'm not sure if it's already asked you to add padding, but just incase)