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numan naseem
1,320 Pointsi am stuck plz help me out ??? i am doing the padding: 15px 10px ; buts its not letting me go futher
Challenge task 4 of 4 Select the links inside the nav element and set their font weight to 800. Then, set padding on the top and bottom to 15 pixels. Set the padding on the left and right to 10 pixels. Bummer! The top padding for nav links should be 15px. PreviewRecheck work css/main.css
nav ul { 10 margin: 0px 10px 0px 10px; 11 list-style: none ; 12 padding:0; 13
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15 } 16
17 nav li{ 18 display:inline-block; 19 font-weight:800; 20 padding: 15px 10px; 21 }
4 Answers
Brett Smith
4,261 PointsI didn't work all the way through to see what you're asking about the first time. I looks like you're including the font-weight and padding with the list-items (nav li). The question is asking to include the font-weight and padding with the link elements (nav a). Hope this helps!
Andrew McCormick
17,730 Pointsmake sure you are using the selector for links and not list-items.
Wendel Ferreira
4,258 PointsI got stuck there too, as Brett posted, you are mixing nav li(for lists) with nav a(for links)!
Just an little error, that got me crazy for some minutes!
Lee Ann VanWinckel
1,480 PointsWhy does nav a refer to a link? And in general, what does "a" reference?
vicki castro
776 PointsA is the anchor tag for the links