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A couple of tiny errors would be great to fix to make sure we're not confusing any learners. The divs should have closing '>' after the first line in the first screenshots and the semicolon should go after the rules not the selector closing brace '}' in the one with .circle & #rectangle.
# is also called a hash sign or a pound sign, a hashtag specifically refers to a tagging system using that symbol as a prefix.
Freelance digital designer & web developer from the United Kingdom with over 10 years of experience. Admin at the webwide.io forums. Curates all the best web design & development tools at hoard.fyi.
The CSS one looks great! Sorry, I don't think I worded the first one very well. The two with the divs should look like <div id="rectangle"></div>. It was just the one on the very end that was missing originally. :)
I’ve changed, I did think originally ‘hold on the div tag stays open when adding the class or Id then I closed it, without adding the >tag after the Id/class doh! Done now! Hopefully!
Freelance digital designer & web developer from the United Kingdom with over 10 years of experience. Admin at the webwide.io forums. Curates all the best web design & development tools at hoard.fyi.
Nice article Laura!
A couple of tiny errors would be great to fix to make sure we're not confusing any learners. The divs should have closing '>' after the first line in the first screenshots and the semicolon should go after the rules not the selector closing brace '}' in the one with .circle & #rectangle.
# is also called a hash sign or a pound sign, a hashtag specifically refers to a tagging system using that symbol as a prefix.
Great! Thanks for that. I will fix that!
I’ve changed them I think - if you want to just have a glance over - apologies! 😅
The CSS one looks great! Sorry, I don't think I worded the first one very well. The two with the divs should look like
<div id="rectangle"></div>
. It was just the one on the very end that was missing originally. :)Do you know I did think that! Il be spending all night changing this. 😂
I’ve changed, I did think originally ‘hold on the div tag stays open when adding the class or Id then I closed it, without adding the >tag after the Id/class doh! Done now! Hopefully!
Perfect. Easy mistake! 😄
Honestly, il get it right myself one day. Thank you so much though for pointing it out! Much appreciated! 😃