Learn HTML by Building a Cat Photo App - Step 56

HTML-CSS
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 <input id='loving' type='checkbox'> Loving<label for='loving'></label>
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I still can’t read the code, please use backticks as explained above

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This is the third topic you open for this step, please keep at one topic per step only. This time I am merging your topics.

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 <input id='loving' type='checkbox'> Loving<label for='loving'></label>
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the word Loving needs to go inside the label element

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You should wrap the existing “Loving” text with your label element

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the text Loving is outside the label opening and closing tags. Put it between the label opening and closing tags.

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<input id='loving' type='checkbox'><label for='loving'> Loving </label>

Can I please get help on this and does freecodecamp.org assist student here. I am stag on one step and can’t move ahead for days and I am getting behind from my goals and target. I am starting to think if I need find another place to study. I have tried everything possible and all suggestions but I can not pass. Is this system disfunctionning or what? So frustrating, and they stopped me from asking for help for 20 hours really?

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You are getting assistance. You need to use double quotes for the input element or you need to reset the step so the input element is back to original. This was already mentioned in this topic.

After that, you need to have only the word Loving inside the label element, no spaces

Finally you need to add a space between the label element and the input element

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Thank you very much, the solution was to reset but being new here, my fear was that it was going to reset from step 1 to 56. Thank you very much I just passed

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the reset button is only for the current step/challenge

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Hello and welcome to the forum community @Yaba2121 !

You made good efforts.

As well, good guidance was provided, but sometimes we cannot understand what is clear to others. I find that, like you, I have some difficulty, at times, understanding what is perfectly clear to others. And, like you, I feared losing all of my previous progress clicking on the reset button.

I learned I needed to ask if it would happen that all of my progress would reset, and discovered it would not.

Never fear to ask any question about the code, or how the various options work, for us. This is something I had to learn, too.

Keep up your good progress!

Wishing you much success on your coding journey. :slightly_smiling_face:

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Maybe you could copy and paste double quotes from online?