Basic CSS: Improve Compatibility with Browser Fallbacks

Thanks a lot.I had face same problem.

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I think you should remove the extra comma from the second line just before the bracket close

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Thank you i had the same problem.

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Thanks a lot, I got stuck on this one too.

Thankyou :upside_down_face::wink:

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you should use background:red; before background: var(--red-color);

which bothers me for 5min.haha

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Why does it bother you?

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Thanks for the help!

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Thank you so so much

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Could you explain why we must remove the extra comma in var(ā€“red-color)?

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background-color:red;

it should work with this 100%

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it is because the tests are checking exactly what you have written and donā€™t expect you to modify the existing code - as such any modification will result in failure to pass the tests

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Helped me get through. Thanks!

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thank you for your help

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The only problem I had was I got a 404 redirect error when I try to click on the get a hint button. I am not sure if still is giving me that problem.

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True , I also had to ā€œreset codeā€ and write it down again , so it did work at the end - itā€™s a bug clearly

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you may be in the same error even if you write ,( background:red)
so, you must reset the code before write( background:red)

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Why the code:

background: red; is the correct solution instead of > background color: red;

??

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because the tests expect you to use the same exact rule for which you need to create the fallback

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I get your point, but shouldnā€™t it also test your syntax on the code which you did learn in 10-15 challenges before.?
Just a thought for more solid-clear ā€œlearningā€ā€¦
Ty in advance for your initial reply.

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