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Posted by Joshua Plicque
Joshua Plicque
3,408 Points

Warning: Quite a Few of the CSS Foundations Project Files do not match the video

Hey guys,

I'm noticing that many of the HTML and CSS code in the video tutorials with Guil Hernandez do not match the ones you download with the project files.

The differences have all been minor, but it can lead to frustration if you do exactly as he says and get different results.

Figuring out why my CSS edits reacted differently than Guil's actually proved to be a pretty awesome learning tool as I'm making my through foundations!

I can imagine a less zealous learner getting frustrated though.

2 Answers

Guil Hernandez
STAFF
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher
Guil Hernandez
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher

Hey Joshua Plicque – Thanks for the link, and I'm glad you're enjoying CSS Foundations!

I've fixed the project files for Link and User Action Pseudo-Classes. I'll look through some of the others to make sure they're OK. :)

Guil Hernandez
STAFF
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher
Guil Hernandez
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher

Hey Joshua Plicque –– Can you please post a link to one of the project files you mentioned?

Thank you. :)

Joshua Plicque
Joshua Plicque
3,408 Points

No problem. There were 2 or 3 files that didn't match up in CSS Foundations--->Selectors

The one I distinctly remember was in Link and User Action Pseudo-Classes. The code you had on screen had anchor references "#a" "#b", and "#c". The project files weren't labeled the same and all had "#". It was a little confusing when my code didn't bring me back up like it did for you.

Here's a screenshot of your code on screen:

Guil's Onscreen Code

And here's the project file code:

Link Pseudoclass Code - Windows

I'm liking CSS Foundations thus far! It's cool having ya respond.