Full stack web dev.
Studying FP web development approaches, while helping Mission Bit create paths to programming for underserved public school kids.
Previously @ Gradescope.
I think the explanation of A6 is wrong, if I understand your meaning:
if we apply a featured class on a link we lose all the rules from the nav element
Not all of them -- only the properties which appear in both blocks will be overridden. For the example you gave, the link will have text-decoration: none and color: white. You only "lose" the background-color: green entry.
For Q26, you may want to specify that the container isn't flex, etc.
This is pretty cool, thanks.
I think the explanation of A6 is wrong, if I understand your meaning:
Not all of them -- only the properties which appear in both blocks will be overridden. For the example you gave, the link will have
text-decoration: none
andcolor: white
. You only "lose" thebackground-color: green
entry.For Q26, you may want to specify that the container isn't flex, etc.
Thank you I will fix.