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Courses Plus Student 1,511 Pointswhat does the question "write in the opening and closing html brackets" mean?
what do i write in them?
<!DOCTYPE hi there html>
<html>
<title>hi</title>
</html>
2 Answers
Omar Farag
4,573 PointsWoops, didn't notice the first part. I don't believe (correct me if I'm wrong) that you can customize the doctype. The beginning of every html doc should be
<!DOCTYPE html>
You can't put
<!DOCTYPE hi there html>
That should do it.
christopher isaac
Courses Plus Student 1,511 PointsYou are correct, that was my first error. I did change that before asking for help but it stayed for some reason. I have tried without it and nothing.
christopher isaac
Courses Plus Student 1,511 PointsI have solved the problem, thanks for the help Omar!
Omar Farag
4,573 PointsAnytime. What was the problem?
christopher isaac
Courses Plus Student 1,511 Pointsbasically I removed the writing in the doctype tag on the first question and it came back on the second question which I wasn't realising.
Omar Farag
4,573 PointsYou've done it correctly. Just try to take out the title tags, that might be preventing the challenge from passing.
christopher isaac
Courses Plus Student 1,511 PointsThanks for the reply! Just tried removing the title tags but got no joy. Do you have any other suggestions?
Omar Farag
4,573 PointsOmar Farag
4,573 PointsYou've done it correctly. Just try to take out the title tags, that might be preventing the challenge from passing.