Why are all coding sites impossible to work with? codecademy was worse, but this question…
For the entire last lesson we’re taught that headers go in the format <><> with the H’s and /h (this is another frustrating thing. I can’t even type the code without it actually coding the in the text. )
absolutely nowhere has it stated that it will work without. So thankfully someone in another thread gave away the full answer. but the example
element {
property: value;
}
Doesn’t help with the fact that you are able to type h1 without the <>.
So up until this point any beginner would expect that you would type
<> (with style between)
<>(with h1 between) { property: value;}<>(with /h between)
<> (with/style between)
or maybe
<> (with style between)
<(h1) =“{ property: value;}”> <(/h1)> ignore the brackets because this site automatically formats it as html if I type it. (Which is frustrating to try to get help)
<> with /style between
And yes I get that’s not the actual answer. But there is no explanation as to why it’s like that or why the h1 doesn’t need to be in the <>
A legit example for this new information would have been
h1 {
property: value;
}
Again I tried every variation of <> with h1 in between because up until now we were taught headers need <>. It seems that all these coding tutorials just assume you already know how to do it and are just refreshing.
Also for a coding site, the login using google account opens a window that is way to small and the information page is cramped and can’t be scaled and can’t be read. Which is ironic considering I’m supposed to be learning to code and it seems the site can’t code properly. Firefox is the browser where it’s not displaying properly I haven’t tried google. Not creating a new account using Google account because that worked. But the auto sign in with already made freecodebootcamp google account page is messed up.
