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CSS How to Make a Website Customizing Colors and Fonts Add Fonts

Christina Nairn
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Christina Nairn
Courses Plus Student 5,239 Points
Posted by Christina Nairn
Christina Nairn
Courses Plus Student 5,239 Points

Cannot get the CSS first level headline answer correct.

QUESTION: In your CSS, apply your font to the first level headline using font-family. Include a sans-serif fallback.

ANSWER h1 { font-family: 'Roboto'; sans-serif; }

What am I doing wrong?

Hugo Paz
Hugo Paz
15,622 Points
Hugo Paz
Hugo Paz
15,622 Points

Try

h1 {
 font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif; 
}

You separate fonts with commas.

3 Answers

Sean T. Unwin
Sean T. Unwin
28,690 Points
Sean T. Unwin
Sean T. Unwin
28,690 Points

You have a semi-colon between 'Roboto' and sans-serif. It needs to be a comma.

MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
6,236 Points
MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
6,236 Points

h1 { font-family: lato', sans-serif; }

Sean T. Unwin
Sean T. Unwin
28,690 Points
Sean T. Unwin
Sean T. Unwin
28,690 Points

You have a single quote at the end of lato, but not at the beginning.

ProTip: You don't need to use quotes at all for single word fonts.

MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
6,236 Points
MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
MUZ140139 Samantha Mashanda
6,236 Points

i am also having a challenge on that one