I think I may have discovered a small mistake in the “Learn CSS Grid by Building a Magazine” project.
In Step 65, it says:
Now it’s time to style your second section. Note that it has the text and text-with-images values for the class attribute, which means it is already inheriting the styles from your .text rule.
Create a .text-with-images selector and set the display property to grid.
I believe it should say "Now it’s time to style your THIRD ‘section’.
In this project there are three sections, i.e.
section class=“heading”
section class=“text”
section class=“text text-with-images”
First off, the “second” section in the HTML only has the class “text” and doesn’t have the class “text-with-images”, and given the overall context, it seems almost certain the instruction is telling the user to style the “third” section.
I just wanted to flag this to the community/moderators to see if this is indeed the case and can be corrected, thanks in advance and apologies if I’m the one reading this wrong. Thank you for your time.
you are right, it seems it should be the third section
Would you be able to open an issue yourself?
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Thank you, I can open the issue myself on GitHub. I’ve never used it before but I’ll try to figure it out. If I have any problems I’ll ask here. Thanks again.
On a separate note, I just noticed in the issue I opened on GitHub, under “Label” it says “type: bug”. Sorry it was my first time using GitHub and not sure if it’s correct to call this a bug. It was automatically tagged that way.
I wouldn’t worry about it. But pls look back in it occasionally in case there is any followup questions. (Probably best to include a link to this topic here too as a reference).