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Steven Witmer
902 Points
target nested element? having trouble targeting the nested "span element" inside the class, "intro"

Posted June 2, 2015 6:50pm by Steven Witmer

Steven Witmer
902 Points
3 Answers
Matt Bloomer
10,608 Points
span element

Posted June 2, 2015 3:56pm by Matt Bloomer

Matt Bloomer
10,608 Points
1 Answer
Darren Franks
1,006 Points
I am not understanding these questions at all..

Posted June 2, 2015 8:14am by Darren Franks

Darren Franks
1,006 Points
6 Answers
Darren Franks
1,006 Points
n the style sheet, select the intro class and add a font-size property. Using 16px as the parent font-size context, give

Posted June 1, 2015 10:43am by Darren Franks

Darren Franks
1,006 Points
1 Answer
Fametta McClain
9,910 Points
Font size em value

Posted May 31, 2015 5:52am by Fametta McClain

Fametta McClain
9,910 Points
1 Answer
Enrique Torrez
1,420 Points
Isn't the answer 53px/16px? What am I missing here?. Thanks

Posted May 30, 2015 2:01pm by Enrique Torrez

Enrique Torrez
1,420 Points
2 Answers
Jason Regier
4,326 Points
The tests are freezing up and very unclear as to what the task is. I have to repeat the tests multiple times

Posted May 29, 2015 7:42pm by Jason Regier

Jason Regier
4,326 Points
1 Answer
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joseph johnson
Courses Plus Student 5,530 Points
Confused with unitless line-height problem.

Posted May 29, 2015 7:05pm by joseph johnson

joseph johnson
Courses Plus Student 5,530 Points
2 Answers
Christopher Palacios
3,110 Points
what am I doing wrong here /* Complete the challenge by writing CSS below */ #intro { font-size: 1.250em; }

Posted May 29, 2015 4:56pm by Christopher Palacios

Christopher Palacios
3,110 Points
1 Answer
Virginia Chubo
1,182 Points
Give the paragraph in line 14 class into

Posted May 26, 2015 2:23am by Virginia Chubo

Virginia Chubo
1,182 Points
3 Answers
LeighAnne Turner
5,243 Points
Changing font size in CSS using px

Posted May 25, 2015 8:19pm by LeighAnne Turner

LeighAnne Turner
5,243 Points
2 Answers
Richard Owens
1,071 Points
My colours are not changing on my websites, does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

Posted May 24, 2015 11:00am by Richard Owens

Richard Owens
1,071 Points
2 Answers
mike howie
1,953 Points
the ______ property lets us specify the font of an element???

Posted May 23, 2015 7:11pm by mike howie

mike howie
1,953 Points
4 Answers
Lisa Rioni
12,372 Points
converting px to em

Posted May 22, 2015 10:58am by Lisa Rioni

Lisa Rioni
12,372 Points
1 Answer
channonhall
12,247 Points
The quiz question is saying Bummer!

Posted May 22, 2015 6:13am by channonhall

channonhall
12,247 Points
3 Answers
channonhall
12,247 Points
Sorry but I do not understand the Code Challenge

Posted May 21, 2015 10:34am by channonhall

channonhall
12,247 Points
5 Answers
Markus Lienhard
835 Points
Challenge Task 2 of 5 In the style sheet, select the intro class.....

Posted May 21, 2015 10:31am by Markus Lienhard

Markus Lienhard
835 Points
1 Answer
Joshua Smith
3,579 Points
Why is the challenge not accepting my answer of class="span" for this challenge?

Posted May 15, 2015 4:10am by Joshua Smith

Joshua Smith
3,579 Points
1 Answer
MUZ140626 Anderson Hove
6,780 Points
give intro a unitless line-height that's 1.6 times larger than the font size value

Posted May 14, 2015 10:01am by MUZ140626 Anderson Hove

MUZ140626 Anderson Hove
6,780 Points
1 Answer
Daniel Price
2,337 Points
Font stacking - difficulty with stacks in Firefox (running W8.1)

Posted May 14, 2015 7:39am by Daniel Price

Daniel Price
2,337 Points
1 Answer
MUZ140626 Anderson Hove
6,780 Points
help@teamtreehouse.com

Posted May 13, 2015 1:16pm by MUZ140626 Anderson Hove

MUZ140626 Anderson Hove
6,780 Points
2 Answers
MUZ140520 Tinashe Veremu
5,675 Points
h2's parent element has a font-size of 16px. Use an em unit to give the h2 a value equivalent to 53px.

Posted May 13, 2015 6:29am by MUZ140520 Tinashe Veremu

MUZ140520 Tinashe Veremu
5,675 Points
1 Answer
Jamondria Harris
1,753 Points
i think there is a glitch; it gave me parent element 16px with individual element 53px to put into em, i got 3.313em

Posted May 12, 2015 7:23pm by Jamondria Harris

Jamondria Harris
1,753 Points
3 Answers
Mark Tatum
2,482 Points
CSS Quiz Question

Posted May 11, 2015 8:52pm by Mark Tatum

Mark Tatum
2,482 Points
2 Answers
susannekreger
2,420 Points
How do I target an element nested inside of a class?

Posted May 11, 2015 2:11am by susannekreger

susannekreger
2,420 Points
1 Answer
Victoria Felice
14,760 Points
teacher's notes

Posted May 10, 2015 5:32am by Victoria Felice

Victoria Felice
14,760 Points
0 Answers
Sharon Weathers
805 Points
change font-size on h2 to equiv. of 53px. Converted to 3.313em and still not right! Help!

Posted May 9, 2015 2:30pm by Sharon Weathers

Sharon Weathers
805 Points
1 Answer
Corey Hayden
11,717 Points
Is using RGBa the only way to specify an alpha channel?

Posted May 9, 2015 11:53am by Corey Hayden

Corey Hayden
11,717 Points
2 Answers
MUZ140520 Tinashe Veremu
5,675 Points
Create a new rule that targets the title class. Set the font size of title to 26 pixels.

Posted May 8, 2015 10:57am by MUZ140520 Tinashe Veremu

MUZ140520 Tinashe Veremu
5,675 Points
2 Answers
Israt Ali
5,358 Points
what is wrong with my code?

Posted May 6, 2015 3:50pm by Israt Ali

Israt Ali
5,358 Points
3 Answers

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