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Jeffery Jaquez
586 PointsTrouble with .contact-info CSS
I haven't been able to get my contact page to update with the removal of the bullet points. I would appreciate any help in getting this to work. I will post the codepen for my work so for.
http://codepen.io/TheRealJJ/pen/rKicm
Thank you in advance.
2 Answers
Misha Shaposhnikov
8,718 PointsIf you use Chrome Dev Tools, you will see that the only CSS being applied to your unordered list with the class .contact-info is the user agent stylesheet which is the default. Your class is not being applied because you don't have an "=" sign after you class attribute.
/*Here is what you had*/
<ul class"contact-info">
/*Here is what you need*/
<ul class = "contact-info">
Now yoour custom CSS will be applied. Happy Coding! =)
Jeffery Jaquez
586 PointsDoh Thank you! What is Chrome Dev Tools you are talking about?
Misha Shaposhnikov
8,718 PointsIf you open Google Chrome and press Command+Option+J on a Mac (Control+Shift+J for Windows) the Chrome Dev Tools will open. This is a set of web development tools that will allow you to inspect the HTML elements on a page, see the CSS applied to those elements, use a JavaScript console, and much much more. Throughout the web development courses at Treehouse, you will learn how to use these tools to debug your websites and web apps. =)