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HTML How to Make a Website Adding Pages to a Website Make an About Page

Posted by Leslie Kirschner
Leslie Kirschner
3,506 Points

Question on #3 Select the image and set it to be a block element

Hi, my answer is:

.profile-photo
    display: block;

It isn't the right answer, and I'm stuck. Does it matter where this code is placed in the .css code?

4 Answers

Jason Founts
Jason Founts
Courses Plus Student 14,384 Points

Did you remember to wrap "display: block;" in something? (didn't want to hand it to you)

Leslie Kirschner
Leslie Kirschner
3,506 Points

Thank you. Your answer will help me remember for next time.

jaredcowan
jaredcowan
11,808 Points
jaredcowan
jaredcowan
11,808 Points

Did you put curly braces?

.profile-photo {
  display: block;
}
Don Shipley
Don Shipley
19,488 Points
Don Shipley
Don Shipley
19,488 Points

Sorry was writing mine as your posted yours Jared

Leslie Kirschner
Leslie Kirschner
3,506 Points

Thanks, Jared. That's the "wrapper" that Jason mentioned. I'll try to remember.

Don Shipley
Don Shipley
19,488 Points
Don Shipley
Don Shipley
19,488 Points

Try in your css file. .profile-photo { display: block; } Looks like you forgot the curly braces..

Leslie Kirschner
Leslie Kirschner
3,506 Points
Leslie Kirschner
Leslie Kirschner
3,506 Points

Oh, yeah! Thank you so much!