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Start your free trialAlana Warson
5,296 PointsLet's make the <h1> element with the class "heading" larger. Increase the font size to 48 pixels.
I am stuck on this question. I get an error message of "make sure your pixel is set at 48."
/* Complete the challenge by writing CSS below */
class= .heading {
font-size:48px;
}
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<h1 class="heading">Developer Diane: Resume</h1>
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4 Answers
judygrayland
8,647 PointsHi Alana. If you want to target the h1 which has the class "heading", in your CSS you need to write: .heading (in other words, the name of the class with a full stop just before it):
.heading { font-size: 48px; }
'class=""' is the attribute you write in your HTML when you want to give a tag (like an <h1> or a <p>) a class name. You do not use class= in CSS.
So if you delete class= from your CSS, I think it should stop giving you an error :)
Thomas Bathurst
1,576 PointsThe other guys have explained it really well.
This is what your CSS code should look like:
.heading {
font-size: 48px;
}
leo homssi
5,111 Points.heading { font-size: 48px; }
Abdulrahman Jamal
1,739 Points.heading h1{ font-size:48px; }
Alana Warson
5,296 PointsAlana Warson
5,296 PointsI keep getting the same error message - set the font-size to 48.