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Amber Rohe
Courses Plus Student 1,343 PointsIt appears my code is correct but not being accepted
nav li { display: inline-block; font-weight: 800; padding: 15px 10px 15px 10px;
3 Answers
Kirill Lavrishev
3,699 Pointschange nav li to nav ul li a or nav li a or nav a :)
David Smith
21,220 PointsStep three asks you to select the list items in the nav and change to inline-block
Then step four of the challenge asks you to select the links within the nav element and apply the font weight and the padding
Amber Rohe
Courses Plus Student 1,343 PointsThank you...I occasionally confuse "List (li)" with "Links" which as you know is (a)...that cured it! Thanks again!
Yorick Toma
742 PointsYorick Toma
742 PointsYou are using the padding property shorthand: When using padding:15px 10px;
it repeats the first two values so it'll render this way : padding: 15px 10px 15px 10px;
See if that solves the problem !
Also when you use padding: 5px; It'll render 5px on each side as css will repeat the value.