A list of hints for the challenges in the Introduction to CSS lesson.
Last updated - July 12, 2023
| Checkpoint |
Make sure you are using the list-style shorthand in your css. Make sure you are using the list-style shorthand in your css. Make sure you are using the list-style shorthand in your css. Make sure you are using the list-style shorthand in your css. You should be using 5 total ul or ol tags in your HTML. |
| Grocery List |
Make sure you are using the shorthand list-style property in your CSS Make sure you have at least 8 li elements in your <ul> |
| Roman Law |
Make sure you are using either upper-roman or lower-roman in your CSS. Include at least 5 laws in your HTML. |
| Chore Chart |
Did you declare at least 3 classes with list styling? Did you apply margin and padding elements to at least two of your classes? Did you apply each class to an unordered list? |
| Cultural Feast |
Did you create a class for each meal? Did you apply a list style to each class? Did you apply a background color and a new font to each class? Did you apply a class to each div tag? Did you apply an image, paragraph, and a header to each class? Did you include an unordered list of ingredients in each tag? |
| Practice Makes perfect |
Did you properly declare a class in your CSS file? Did you declare a list style in your class? Did you include a margin and padding style in your class? Did you include a font color style in your class? Did you include a background color style in your class? Did you create 3 unordered lists with your class applied? Did you declare a header tag in your HTML file? |
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