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Jeannette Hall
497 PointsIs there no sample coding given to work with for this challenge? If not, what am I supposed to remove underlining from?
In the other code challenges there have been sample fragments of coding that the challenge can be completed on. But I am unsure of how to go forward with this challenge because there is nothing written.
3 Answers
Gabriel Roczanski
Courses Plus Student 2,136 PointsThere's a CSS attribute called text-decoration, with him you can underline, overline texts etc. To remove you use the value NONE;
a { text-decoration: none; }
Michael Wooff
9,026 PointsI think it is just asking you to write some CSS that would remove the "text-decoration" from an anchor element. If I recall correctly, Nick shows how to do this in one of the videos prior to the Code Challenge.
Jeannette Hall
497 PointsThanks so much! I wasn't sure if there was something I was missing, I'll get right back to it!