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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Enhancing the Design With CSS Media Queries

Peter Whittle
Peter Whittle
3,584 Points
Posted by Peter Whittle
Peter Whittle
3,584 Points

Why won't my answer of "5rem" be accepted in the final question?

Question says, "Finally, target the h1 element and give it a font size of 5rem.

So I've written:

.h1 { font-size: 5rem; }

But it just keeps saying it's wrong and asking, "Did you specify the correct font size for the h1 element?"

I'm pretty sure I have???

1 Answer

JS Lee
JS Lee
8,159 Points

Oftentimes, reviewing your code for typos will solve most problems. In this case, there is a unnecessary dot in front of h1.

Peter Whittle
Peter Whittle
3,584 Points
Peter Whittle
Peter Whittle
3,584 Points

Ha! Read over it about 10 times trying to find a typo. Stupid mistake, was targeting the h1 as if it was a class. Oops.

Thanks for your help.