One last problem I am having difficulty with solving. Can anyone help tell me what is wrong? Thank you-
Hey Ann,
nice to see you again 
Currently, your nav-links are stacked on top of each other, because you give them position: fixed; top: 0;.
You are on the right track, you can simply make the container of them fixed instead of the single items.
Yes, had a mini break down but I am a fighter! I will try this! Thanks!
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Did you see I finally finished it! I love working with CSS. However, I think there are kinks or bugs in the codepen. io
After I passed the test I wanted to re-create the page to my aesthetics without having to deal with the codepen requirements. I finally got the page exactly how I wanted it. I saved it. When I came back it did not save. I was so disappointed. I was thinking to do my coding on sublime/atom and then copy and paste them but I am not sure if that will be helpful since I can only test on codepen.
Are you a developer? Have you been doing this long?
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Thank you for the heart and the love! 
You can run the tests locally just add the script element with the test script to the HTML.
<script src="https://cdn.freecodecamp.org/testable-projects-fcc/v1/bundle.js"></script>
But to get reliable results you have to serve the page, using something like Liver Server (VS Code extension). That will also give you live-reload which is handy.
What does it mean to serve the page?
It just means the page (or resources) are served by a web server. In this case, it is just a simple local HTTP server used for local development.
Unlike when opening the HTML file in the browser as a file, it will be served on localhost and some port (e.g. http://localhost:5000) so it works a lot like when you visit a web page on the Internet (like this forum) but it is just running locally on your machine.
Glad you came back and managed to solve it
Looking forward to seeing your next projects!