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Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 Pointsthis is the css i am putting in for stage 11 transitions and transforms any one tell me why it's wrong?
the editor is telling me it's wrong and i can't see why
3 Answers
Candice Eisner
10,514 PointsWith transitions, you need to specify what property is being changed.
-webkit-transition-property: border-radius;
Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 Pointsah thanks for that! missed that completely. nice one :-)
Candice Eisner
10,514 PointsNo problem! Transitions are tricky, right?
Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 Pointsyeah! the problem i find is that I understand a lot of it and can go into other people's code and change it to what i want with a bit of tinkering the bit i find really really hard is starting with an idea and a blank space and trying to code from scratch what i want. it will just take practice
Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 Pointsin fact now you mention it i find classes the hardest to get my head round, with pseudo classes, ids and children etc
Candice Eisner
10,514 PointsCSS can be a really tricky language, I totally commiserate there ;) I have friends who are more back-end devs and they literally refuse to touch CSS unless they absolutely have to, hah!
When I first started I too got confused with all the different types of pseudo classes and elements and such. It takes lots of practice, like you said. Plus you start to learn all the cool things CSS can do when you learn the more 'advanced' tricks!
Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 Pointswow you have spent a lot of time on treehouse!
Candice Eisner
10,514 PointsHee, well not THAT much! Admittedly some of the points I have I didn't watch the video (or I just skimmed it) and went straight to the quiz or code challenge, since some stuff was straight up review for me. So it's less time than it appears. But I'm lucky, I was able to take a month away from taking projects on and just focused on learning new stuff/improving my skills, including here on Treehouse.
Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 PointsI actually love Treehouse without being too much of a suck up to them. I cheekily got my school to pay for it in the interests of my pupils knowledge of course (hee hee) and while they get information for their studies I get to keep right up to date with stuff.
Adam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 PointsAdam Ford
Courses Plus Student 6,404 Pointssorry forgot the css -webkit-transition-duration:2s; -webkit-transition-delay:1s; -webkit-transition-timing-function: linear;