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CSS How to Make a Website Styling Web Pages and Navigation Make a CSS Image Gallery

Kyle Jackson
Kyle Jackson
2,635 Points
Posted by Kyle Jackson
Kyle Jackson
2,635 Points

Code Challenge Margin error

I'm pretty sure I have this right, but I obviously don't. I have to have 0 margins, padding, and no list style. It says all sides must have 0 margins, I tried {0 0 0} and {0 auto} and came back with null. Help me out? This is what I have right now.

gallary { margin: 0; padding: 0; list-style: none;}

3 Answers

Ben Ragsdale
Ben Ragsdale
14,187 Points

THe problem is the element. If it's a class, you need a period before it. If it's an ID, you need a # before it. It might also be spelled incorrectly. It might be '.gallery' or '#gallery'.

Ricky Walker
Ricky Walker
12,863 Points
Ricky Walker
Ricky Walker
12,863 Points

Are you making sure you're using the right id or class selector? Like you have "gallary" instead of "gallery". Also, gallery isn't preceded with a '.' for class selecting or '#' for ID selecting. Otherwise, you usually use #gallery {margin: 0;} to remove margins from all sides.

Kyle Jackson
Kyle Jackson
2,635 Points
Kyle Jackson
Kyle Jackson
2,635 Points

Had the # but I spelled "gallery" wrong. Face palmed super hard. Thanks.