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Miriam Allman
Courses Plus Student 1,761 Pointswhat am I doing wrong - I keep getting an error message
Next, give the .wildlife div a solid, orange top border that's 10px wide.
.wildlife { border-top: solid; border-color: #ffa949; border-width: 10px; }
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,264 PointsI would expect that when they asked for "orange", they meant that you should use the actual word for the color instead of setting a number that looks orange.
It's also possible that they expect you to use the "border" shorthand to set all the properties on one line, but I can't confirm that without a link to the page you are working with.
There's actually 147 different colors that can be used by name instead of number. Here is a cute demo.
Miriam Allman
Courses Plus Student 1,761 PointsSteven,
Thank you - you are absolutely correct.
Miriam