Adding more info.
What is failing:
8. Your title element should have your travel agency name.
17. You should have an unordered list element below your second p element.
28. Each of the a elements that are children of your figure elements should contain an image.
32. Each a element should have a target attribute with the value of _blank . Don’t forget the links in the list items.
Number 8: I’ve tried different names, adding a space between the name and the attributes but it still fails.
Number 17: I’ve tried redoing it but I still end up with the same code and it fails to see an unordered list.
Number 28: I’ve tried changing to have each figure element have a different image but it still fails.
Number 32: I’ve added the links and the target attributes but it still fails.
Don’t you wish we would get this feedback using the browser editor? In the OP’s defense lol…- Unless we actively look at the preview when we post on the FreeCodeCamps forum, the online web editor doesn’t color code our posts for us, nor do they have a VSCode Extension we could use to interact with their platform. If we were using VS Code as an IDE, it would autocomplete these tags for us, making this error most likely not a problem.
Until this happens, I am always telling people if they type an opening tag - make sure they immediately close them or they will forget or wrap it around something they shouldn’t..etc and watch out for void elements! Lol!
So this is what I’m talking about where at on here with this image do you see any kind of color coating to say that you’ve missed closed a tag or you have a mismatch and an opening and closing tag? I mean, I see it on the forum. When we embed the code. But please tell me where you see it in the screenshot that the tag is indicating that you have a mismatch? If it’s there, I do apologize.
I figured out 32- I’m sure some of you were looking at it like come on it’s right there! 8, 17, and 32 are still failing. I tried watching Youtube videos and I redid the whole code but I still end up in the same place.
When you enter a code block into a forum post, please precede it with a separate line of three backticks and follow it with a separate line of three backticks to make it easier to read.
You can also use the “preformatted text” tool in the editor (</>) to add backticks around text.