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Robby Ocampo
363 PointsSet the main headline to a heading level 1 element. Then, place the line of text below the main headline inside opening
I can't get over with this challenge no matter where I put the <p></p> tags.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link href="styles.css" rel="stylesheet">
<title>Headings and Paragraphs</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>This is the Main Headline!</h>
<p>Oat cake chocolate bar jelly. Tootsie roll cheesecake sweet gummies candy cookie pudding cotton candy carrot cake. Souffl caramels brownie oat cake cheesecake.</p>
Level 2 Heading
Ice cream candy canes muffin icing pudding muffin jelly topping carrot cake. I love gingerbread dessert jujubes bonbon cupcake tootsie roll I love. Oat cake topping caramels I love cupcake oat cake chocolate topping donut.
Level 3 Heading
Cotton candy topping halvah sugar plum gummies souffl. Ice cream danish donut sugar plum. Macaroon carrot cake gummies. Caramels oat cake chocolate cake.
</body>
</html>
2 Answers
Synergi Tech
2,505 Points<h1>This is the Main Headline!</h>
This is the issue in your code - do you see it?
Check the opening and closing tags.
If the opening tag is <h1> as seen above then the closing tag should be .... ?
Robbie Thomas
31,093 Points<h1>This is the Main Headline!</h1>
When making a tag, make sure you end it with the same tag. (Ex. <h1> </h1> or <h2> </h2>)
You'll have an error if you have <h1> </h>.