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Challenge: Learn Accessibility by Building a Quiz - Step 67
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step 67. Question
Certain types of motion-based animations can cause discomfort for some users. In particular, people with vestibular disorders have sensitivity to certain motion triggers.
The @media at-rule has a media feature called prefers-reduced-motion to set CSS based on the user’s preferences. It can take one of the following values:
reduce
no-preference
@media (feature: value) {
selector {
styles
}
}
Wrap the style rule that sets scroll-behavior: smooth within an @media at-rule with the media feature prefers-reduced-motion having no-preference set as the value.
Hi, in the info you copied, you also posted the right way to set up an @media at-rule. See, here:
This means your @media is the first part of the at-rule. Can you figure out where to put the other parts from this example?
You can find some more useful information here if you need other examples:
I like that you’re using the template to figure out each element as you go!
Your selector is given in the editable area, it is *, as in, you are selecting all elements in the document.
For style, you need to use the existing style rule that is already given.