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HTML How to Make a Website Responsive Web Design and Testing Build a Three Column Layout

not executing this code

https://w.trhou.se/qtewdps79t.

the first part- media qs using primary n secondary was working fine in the morning , dont know what happened. the other part which is in about page, the float does not work nor any other styling in this too failed!

2 Answers

Patrick Hartley
Patrick Hartley
12,725 Points

contact.html line 41: delete your section close tag. line 55: add a " to your facebook source URL

responsive.css all your comments are formatted incorrectly. They should look like this

/*************************
  comment goes here
*************************/

Those are just a few major problems I'm finding along with your spacing, indentions, etc. You may want to go back a few lessons and make sure that your code is exactly like Nick's before moving forward.

Jonathan Jackson
Jonathan Jackson
2,716 Points

He's right about the <a> to facebook.

<a href="http://facebook.com/neerupalamuthi><img src="img/facebook-wrap.png" alt="facebook logo" class="social-icon">

You're missing a " after "http://facebook.com/neerupalamuthi.

But I need to correct him that not everything needs to look exactly how Nick has it. This course is to teach you how to build websites- not teach you how to build websites exactly how Nick builds websites.

Feel free to make comments however you want to. However, /* / comment / */ is incorrect.

/**/ is a comment in and of itself, meaning "comment" in the above example doesn't fall withing a comment, but in between two comments.

/This is a correctly formatted comment/

/***************************************

This is a correctly formatted comment.

***************************************/

/* IWSDEV N*$&UNGF*@$&HFNOR$&HGNVP($BG&%NBG

This is a correctly formatted comment

IWYUFBRVLIRBNVOWUEGF*&%HGIWBHR%$^T&G@)%$RUGNB(&#%BVRUVB */

Like @Patrick Hartley said, the comments are formatted incorrectly. I think your issue should be resolved after formatting your comments properly.