Problems with:
42. Your #door should be placed at the bottom of the house.
44. Your #chimney should have a top value that puts it at the top of your #house.
The door is exactly on the line of the border of the house and the chimney is exactly in line with the roof. The roof, being set as required at “0” is slightly below the top of the house. I’ve tried to align the chimney with the top of the house as well and it still fails.
I’ve played with each of these settings by + or - w/o success.
Well, using the bottom setting rather than top and making that 0 fixed the door problem. But using the bottom property for the chimney doesn’t work. I’ve tried 400, which is the height of the house up to 403, but at 403, the chimney has air between it’s bottom and the top of the house.
I did read that forum about the chimney but nothing in it helps me resolve this issue.
For the failing chimney user story, using the top property is the right way to go. The bottom property was only for that failing door test
For the chimney issue, you have set a height: 50px;
This part of the post I sent seemed the most helpful
that means that if your chimney is 100px high, you need to move it 100px upward
So in your case, since your height is 50px, you need to move it 50px upward. How can you do that by removing the bottom: 402px; and instead using the top property?
I already watched a video on this at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0Qrq4V4lJw&t=2560s. He had a height of 100 for the chimney and a top of -100 for the chimney. It looks exactly the same as when I did it, but it worked. Not sure why.
The test is looking for the negative of its height. Or close to it. So you could have written 30 for the height and had the negative of that for the top and still passed the test.