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CSS CSS Layout Basics Controlling Layout with CSS Display Modes CSS Display Modes Challenge

Posted by Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points

CSS LAYOUT

The logo is an <img>, so it displays inline with surrounding content by default. The logo displays on the same line as .main-nav and the auto margins have no effect on it.

i know the first two steps but last step is givin me a hard time

Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

Kyle;

Can you post your code please?

Thanks,
Ken

7 Answers

Ken Alger
STAFF
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

You might try:

.logo {
  display: block;
}

Remember too, that you can make your code less verbose by combining steps 1 & 2 into:

.main-nav li,
.main-nav {
    display: inline-block;
}

Happy coding,
Ken

dangermin field
dangermin field
10,592 Points

.main-nav li, .main-nav { display: inherit; }

Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points
Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points 
header {
  text-align: center;
}
.logo {
  width: 110px;
  margin: auto;
}
.main-nav li {
  display: inline-block;
}
  .main-nav li {
  display: inline-block;
  }
Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points
Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points

The logo is an img, so it displays inline with surrounding content by default. The logo displays on the same line as .main-nav and the auto margins have no effect on it. Place the .logo on a separate line by changing its display mode.

that's the full question.

Ken Alger
STAFF
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

For task 2 you just want to be targeting .main-nav and not the li elements again.

Ken

Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points
Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points

yes i did that but talk about task 3

Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher
Ken Alger
Ken Alger
Treehouse Teacher

Oops. Sorry. Let me take another look.

Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points
Kyle Clarke
Kyle Clarke
4,680 Points

thanks ken...

Igor Gasperec
Igor Gasperec
5,699 Points
Igor Gasperec
Igor Gasperec
5,699 Points

Just change display to block .logo {display: block;}