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**Challenge:** Learn CSS Variables by Building a City Skyline - Step 60
**Link to the challenge:**
https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/2022/responsive-web-design/learn-css-variables-by-building-a-city-skyline/step-60
if you read the challenge again, you will notice something you missed.
They are trying to teach you what happens when you -do not- specify each stopping point for each color.
Same as before, you should read the exercise again. You are missing the point.
(they want you to learn something about what happens when you don’t specify all the color stop points)
If you need help understanding something, you can copy the instructions here and let us know what you didn’t understand.
that is not the instructions. Please read the instructions in the exercise. If you don’t understand something you are reading, you can copy the instruction here for more help.
no, this is not the instruction. What you pasted doesn’t have any instructions.
When you read the step, there are words there that explain what they want you to do.
You are supposed to read those words and try to understand the intention behind them.
If you are having trouble understanding what they want you to do, you need to copy the specific part of the instruction that you didn’t understand and show it to us here so we can explain it to you.
Edit:
here are the -actual- instructions.
Fill in .bb3 with a repeating-linear-gradient . Use 90deg for the direction, your building-color3 for the first two colors, and window-color3 at 15% for the third. When you don’t specify a distance for a color, it will use the values that makes sense. In this case, the first two colors will default to 0% and 7.5% because it starts at 0% , and 7.5% is half of the 15% .