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finntoase
1,081 PointsWhats wrong with this?
Line 21:
copyright { border-top: 8px 0 0 0 0 solid #2A0400 }
doesnt work...? Wheres the mistake?
5 Answers
Patrick Gerrits
14,614 PointsLets get you on the way.
Is copyright a valid html tag? Or is it a class or id?
Then when you look at the border-top. What are the 0's for?
Jaka Dirnbek
7,046 PointsWhat do the zeroes stand for?
copyright { border-top: 8px solid #2A0400 } should work.
finntoase
1,081 PointsThanks (both); indeed, die 0 0 0 s got in the way. The error message was misleading me...
finntoase
1,081 PointsThanks (both); indeed, die 0 0 0 s got in the way. The error message was misleading me...
Jason Broderick
7,361 Points"copyright" is not a valid html tag
It should read ".copyright" if its a class tag or "#copyright" if its an id tag. This is the equivolent to the tag you specified in your html markup for example;
<div id="copyright"> content </div> is a # (id) attribute
<div class="copyright"> content </div> is a . (class) attribute
also "0000" means nothing, it doesnt apply to anything.
correct code (if it is to apply to an id tag for example) should read;