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Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 Points
Next, add a background-image property and define a linear gradient function as the value

Posted April 19, 2018 4:07pm by Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova

Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 Points
1 Answer
Olaide Olaniran
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,459 Points
Finally, create a new rule that removes the underline from all unvisited links on the page.

Posted April 17, 2018 4:14pm by Olaide Olaniran

Olaide Olaniran
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,459 Points
4 Answers
Felex Chivave
7,288 Points
What could be wrong since i had the propert and value in the right syntax - where did i go wrong?

Posted April 17, 2018 1:39pm by Felex Chivave

Felex Chivave
7,288 Points
1 Answer
Mitch Mahan
1,368 Points
A bit stumped...

Posted April 17, 2018 2:39am by Mitch Mahan

Mitch Mahan
1,368 Points
2 Answers
sesha anil kumar
1,484 Points
Set the second color stop's position to 90%. Then, add the value that sets the gradient direction from bottom to top.

Posted April 16, 2018 7:46am by sesha anil kumar

sesha anil kumar
1,484 Points
1 Answer
sesha anil kumar
1,484 Points
Next, add a background-image property and define a linear gradient function as the value.

Posted April 16, 2018 7:28am by sesha anil kumar

sesha anil kumar
1,484 Points
1 Answer
Barbara Kelly
5,045 Points
Class selectors

Posted April 16, 2018 5:42am by Barbara Kelly

Barbara Kelly
5,045 Points
3 Answers
Mustafe Mohamed
1,924 Points
Span element question

Posted April 14, 2018 10:39pm by Mustafe Mohamed

Mustafe Mohamed
1,924 Points
1 Answer
johnny louifils
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 18,926 Points
i don't get it

Posted April 14, 2018 9:00pm by johnny louifils

johnny louifils
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 18,926 Points
1 Answer
johnny louifils
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 18,926 Points
it saying my first task is wrong why

Posted April 14, 2018 7:24pm by johnny louifils

johnny louifils
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 18,926 Points
1 Answer
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Michael Zito
Courses Plus Student 4,073 Points
Copy and paste

Posted April 14, 2018 2:55pm by Michael Zito

Michael Zito
Courses Plus Student 4,073 Points
1 Answer
Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 Points
Create a new rule that targets the span element inside .intro. Give the span element a bold font weight and an italic fo

Posted April 13, 2018 7:08pm by Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova

Ivelina Ventsislavova Stoilova
4,985 Points
3 Answers
Jean Tropnas
1,864 Points
syntax is correct but still getting incorrect answer~! help!

Posted April 13, 2018 6:30pm by Jean Tropnas

Jean Tropnas
1,864 Points
1 Answer
Arpana Roy
2,028 Points
whats wrong with this ?

Posted April 13, 2018 6:23pm by Arpana Roy

Arpana Roy
2,028 Points
1 Answer
Clayton Bowland
2,874 Points
targeting the class main-heading,giving font size 72px in an hi element

Posted April 12, 2018 5:50am by Clayton Bowland

Clayton Bowland
2,874 Points
2 Answers
Cindy Bischof
3,935 Points
Recommended pixel widths for resizing content?

Posted April 11, 2018 11:21am by Cindy Bischof

Cindy Bischof
3,935 Points
1 Answer
mo ode
4,352 Points
On the final challenge I type in 1.4rem this does not work. Answer is Bummer have you put in the font size in the .title

Posted April 11, 2018 2:54am by mo ode

mo ode
4,352 Points
2 Answers
Miles Stanley
4,130 Points
px to em question

Posted April 9, 2018 5:43pm by Miles Stanley

Miles Stanley
4,130 Points
1 Answer
sesha anil kumar
1,484 Points
The ________ property lets us specify the font for an element.

Posted April 9, 2018 12:16pm by sesha anil kumar

sesha anil kumar
1,484 Points
2 Answers
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Michael Zito
Courses Plus Student 4,073 Points
Create a new rule that targets the span element inside .intro. Give the span element a bold font weight and an italic

Posted April 8, 2018 5:44pm by Michael Zito

Michael Zito
Courses Plus Student 4,073 Points
1 Answer
Mustafe Mohamed
1,924 Points
Descendant selector problem

Posted April 7, 2018 7:28pm by Mustafe Mohamed

Mustafe Mohamed
1,924 Points
4 Answers
Alexis Luescher
7,459 Points
Lake Tahoe page no longer loading

Posted April 7, 2018 5:35pm by Alexis Luescher

Alexis Luescher
7,459 Points
1 Answer
Sherry Murillo
2,694 Points
How do I correctly create a new type selector that targets the div element with a lightblue background color??

Posted April 7, 2018 2:23am by Sherry Murillo

Sherry Murillo
2,694 Points
1 Answer
mo ode
4,352 Points
Target.second-content div. Set the top padding to 80px and the bottom padding to 70 pixels.

Posted April 7, 2018 2:03am by mo ode

mo ode
4,352 Points
2 Answers
Arpana Roy
2,028 Points
em and rem

Posted April 6, 2018 6:25pm by Arpana Roy

Arpana Roy
2,028 Points
2 Answers
SeHyun Choi
3,441 Points
Is it always better to use em instead of rem?

Posted April 5, 2018 4:41am by SeHyun Choi

SeHyun Choi
3,441 Points
3 Answers
Ramon Croes
1,008 Points
How do I target a span element nested inside a class element?

Posted April 5, 2018 2:19am by Ramon Croes

Ramon Croes
1,008 Points
1 Answer
Duncan McDonald
8,378 Points
targeting elements inside a class....

Posted April 5, 2018 12:50am by Duncan McDonald

Duncan McDonald
8,378 Points
1 Answer
Jeffrey Carlston
2,395 Points
Question

Posted April 4, 2018 1:44pm by Jeffrey Carlston

Jeffrey Carlston
2,395 Points
1 Answer
Quin Hagerty
19,819 Points
There is no span element inside .intro.

Posted April 4, 2018 12:45am by Quin Hagerty

Quin Hagerty
19,819 Points
1 Answer

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