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Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsUsing a percentage, set the paragraph to half of its current width.
What is wrong wit this?
strong { color: initial;}
.wrapper { content: url('img/bg.jpg');}
p { width: 50%; }
9 Answers
Timothy Crandall
4,354 PointsChange your second challenge to background-image instead of content.
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 PointsThere's nothing wrong with that. I went through the questions a moment ago, and it worked fine. Try refreshing the page, or changing the way you formatted it. It may be searching for a bracket in a certain spot, or the width property on a certain line.. Who knows.
Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsIt says:
Bummer! Check the length unit in your CSS value.
Timothy Crandall
4,354 PointsI am lost on this one, sorry! It did work for me when I tried it though.
Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsThis all 3 answers together and I can't go forward with lessons. Stuck on this one:
strong { color: initial;}
.wrapper { content: url(img/bg.jpg);}
p { width: 50%; }
Timothy Crandall
4,354 PointsThe only thing I see is no quotes on your url() for the second challenge... but thats it..
Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsI have url(img/bg.jpg)
The first two passed.
Timothy Crandall
4,354 PointsYou should have quotes when you use url('img/bg.jpg'); I don't know why that would affect the last challenge though. Maybe try changing that, and see if somehow that works... best of luck!
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 PointsTry going back and adding the single quotes into it. It's weird that it worked, because I do believe they are needed. Afterwards, try the last one again. If it doesn't work, submit a bug report.
Timothy Crandall
4,354 PointsAlso, it could be that the second challenge should say ```.wrapper { background-image: url('img/bg.jpg');} not content...
Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsStill
Bummer! Check the length unit in your CSS value.
strong { color: initial;}
.wrapper { content: url('img/bg.jpg');}
p { width: 50%; }
Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsHow so you submit a bug report?
Timothy Crandall
4,354 Pointsbefore you do that change your second challenge to background-image instead of content.
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 PointsTimothy Crandall yeah! I didn't catch that. When I went through I used background-image opposed to content.
If that doesn't work you can submit here http://teamtreehouse.com/support
Randy Crowson
2,531 PointsNice that fixed it. Don't know why it passed the other way.
Timothy Crandall
4,354 Points:) Success!! Glad to hear! I don't know either, just a glitch in the system I suppose!
Courtland Santos
1,390 PointsRemove the width code from div. This work for me.
Timothy Crandall
4,354 PointsTimothy Crandall
4,354 PointsWhat error message do you get?