the main element should have 2 paragraph elements as children… what am i doing wrong?
You have posted no code so we can’t say what you are doing wrong.
You need to have two paragraph elements inside the main element.
<main>
<p>Give me the correct lorem text</p>
<p>Give me the correct lorem text</p>
</main>
Thanks. I thought the lesson wanted me to wrap the 2nd p in main.
to help you understand the distinction between a child and a descendant element (and conversely a parent and ascendant element):
<div id=a> /* a is the parent of b and d and the ascendant of b, c and d but not the parent of c */
<div id=b> /* b is the child of a and the descendant of a and the parent of c */
<div id=c></div> /* c is the child of b and the descendant of a and b, but is not the child of a */
</div>
<div id=d></div> /* d is the child and descendant of a and the sibling of b */
</div>
thus, a child element exists only when it is the direct descendant of an element. the child of a child is the descendant of its parents’ parent and siblings are elements who share the same parent.
Well I am struggling with the same thing. Try taking out the / on the closing p element. The video shows that part is gone and only the remains. Look at the video again. I have no idea what I am doing wrong but will stick with it. See you over the coding mountain!
If you need help you can post your code!
But the tags are <p></p>
if you remove the /
from the closing tag it will not work anymore
the main element should have 2 paragraph elements as children see below
<p>Purr jump eat the grass rip the couch scratched sunbathe, shed everywhere rip the couch sleep in the sink fluffy fur catnip scratched.</p>