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CSS How to Make a Website CSS: Cascading Style Sheets Style the Basic Elements

Posted by Lucas de Oliveira Neves
Lucas de Oliveira Neves
12,003 Points

Value in CSS

Where is the error?? Anyone can help?

.wrapper { max-width: 940 px; margin: 0 auto; }

4 Answers

Phillip Gibson
Phillip Gibson
13,805 Points
Phillip Gibson
Phillip Gibson
13,805 Points

Wrapper is the ID, and not a class.

#wrapper {
  max-width: 940px;
  margin: 0 auto;
}
Rafael Sampaio
Rafael Sampaio
3,244 Points
Rafael Sampaio
Rafael Sampaio
3,244 Points

Also, don't use spaces between the value and the unit.

Lucas de Oliveira Neves
Lucas de Oliveira Neves
12,003 Points
Lucas de Oliveira Neves
Lucas de Oliveira Neves
12,003 Points

Thanks, guys

Phillip Gibson
Phillip Gibson
13,805 Points

Glad to help. :)

Daniel Swan
Daniel Swan
18,227 Points
Daniel Swan
Daniel Swan
18,227 Points

@phillip has the right idea, I just think it's frustrating when it needs to be so specific when it really wouldn't matter if I put a space between the value and unit or something like that