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CSS

Posted by ljastrem
ljastrem
3,861 Points

We usually embed internal styles in the <head> section of the HTML document, and they’re defined within the _____ tag?

Help!

4 Answers

Sonya Trachsel
Sonya Trachsel
13,674 Points
Sonya Trachsel
Sonya Trachsel
13,674 Points

I know this question has been posted a long time ago, but just for future folks who are struggling - It would be a <style> tag.

Sonya Trachsel
Sonya Trachsel
13,674 Points

s t y l e * tag

Vishal Arora
Vishal Arora
2,602 Points
Vishal Arora
Vishal Arora
2,602 Points

The < style> tag

ljastrem
ljastrem
3,861 Points

i entered style tag and it said it was incorrect

Vishal Arora
Vishal Arora
2,602 Points

Logan Jastremski, seems like either a bug with the quiz and/or maybe they're looking for < style > (i.e. w/ the brackets, minus the spaces). That's definitely the answer.

Jonathan Sweeney
Jonathan Sweeney
14,559 Points
Jonathan Sweeney
Jonathan Sweeney
14,559 Points

style - between the less than and greater than signs

Robert Hemfelt
Robert Hemfelt
7,303 Points
Robert Hemfelt
Robert Hemfelt
7,303 Points

I entered style without brackets and it also told me I was incorrect, retried it with <style> instead and it worked. I assumed just typing style without brackets inherently implied <style>, but they are apparently looking for more than just the word.