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Brandon Miller
6,818 Points? won't except my answer for question 3
I put in exactly what was on the video and it still asks for a "head tag" even though it's already there.
Brandon Miller
6,818 PointsWow you are fast. Yes, I will look at the markdown sheet. Well, looks like I was not putting the end tag for the root at the end of the document. So that was why it didn't like my answer. So, it wasn't exactly like the video. Thanks anyway.
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsah yeah that will do it. sometimes the challenges let errors like that slip through in one task and then it causes problem in the next task.
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Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsit may be asking for a <header> tag in addition to a <head> tag. A <header> tag is not the same thing as a <head> tag
Brandon Miller
6,818 PointsYes, i was mixing them up.
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsStone Preston
42,016 Pointscan you please post the code you are using for the challenge? you will need to format it using markdown to get it to show up in the forum. see this post for information on how to do that