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Posted by Tara Jackson
Tara Jackson
Courses Plus Student 4,556 Points

Stuck on this question need help.

Create a new rule by selecting the paragraph in the document. Create a font stack using Baskerville, Times New Roman, Times, serif. I tried using

p { font-family: Baskerville, Times New Roman, Times, serif; } but it isn't working though.

10 Answers

Luciano Oliveira
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Luciano Oliveira
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 11,548 Points

I am also having problem here.... here is what I got:

p { font-family: bakersville, "Times New Roman", Times, serif; }

Johanne Trippas
Johanne Trippas
7,367 Points

Spelling mistake :) It is 'baSkerville' instead of 'bakerSville'.

Jay Smith
Jay Smith
312 Points
Jay Smith
Jay Smith
312 Points

p { font-family: "Baskerville", Times New Roman, Times, Serif; }

Should work.

Juliano Vargas
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Juliano Vargas
Courses Plus Student 15,575 Points
Juliano Vargas
Juliano Vargas
Courses Plus Student 15,575 Points

capitalize Bakersville like this: p { font-family:Baskerville,"Times New Roman",Times,serif; }

Pedro Marins
Pedro Marins
1,887 Points

thank you!

Alex Benson
Alex Benson
5,312 Points
Alex Benson
Alex Benson
5,312 Points

none of these work!

Courtland Santos
Courtland Santos
8,547 Points
Courtland Santos
Courtland Santos
8,547 Points

p { font-family:Baskerville,"Times New Roman",Times,serif; }

Capitalization matters in fonts as well. So this should work!

Courtland Santos
Courtland Santos
8,547 Points
Courtland Santos
Courtland Santos
8,547 Points

Also, you need to put double quotes in your font name if it is more than one word. ex: "Times New Roman".

Juliano Vargas
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Juliano Vargas
Courses Plus Student 15,575 Points
Juliano Vargas
Juliano Vargas
Courses Plus Student 15,575 Points

try using double quotes when more then one word like "Times New Roman"

Pedro Marins
Pedro Marins
1,887 Points
Pedro Marins
Pedro Marins
1,887 Points

p { font-family: bakersville, "Times New Roman", Times, serif; }

doesnt work!

Asim Khaliq
Asim Khaliq
5,020 Points
Asim Khaliq
Asim Khaliq
5,020 Points

p { font-family: Baskerville, "Times New Roman", Times, Serif; }

Ary de Oliveira
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Ary de Oliveira
Courses Plus Student 28,304 Points
Ary de Oliveira
Ary de Oliveira
Courses Plus Student 28,304 Points

My best for you... p { font: 1.5em Baskerville, "Times New Roman", Times, serif; }