this is exactly what its saying Each .nav-link
element should link to a corresponding element on the landing page (has an href
with a value of another element’s id. e.g. #footer
)
the input for email also dosent show up and i have no clue why but it passes the test
Phew that took me longer than it should have to see
Before you edited the post did you have your <nav>
inside of <head>
as opposed to <header>
? I copied over to another IDE and got <head>
which would be why that wasn’t passing.
<head>
is meant for things like metadata, not actual page content.
As for your email input, remember <video>
is not a self closing tag
An extra point is that <body>
just encompass all visible content on your page, so <header>
and <footer>
should be nested in it.
so switch header with head?
now the navbar ist at the top of the view port do u know how to fix that?
No you’re right now, header
is right, head
would be wrong.
I’d probably use position: sticky;
or position: fixed;
.
it is position fixed
#nav-bar {
position: fixed;
width: 100%;
}
but it still doesnt work
nvm i fixed
need to make it 20 charecters
Mind if I ask, was it because the image was above nav-bar
?
it was
need to make it 20 charecters
Header and footer need to be inside the body. Right now they aren’t.
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incorrect’
they are in the right spot
i just forgot to update the code
Regularly adding this to your posts is a little bit odd. The 20 character minimum is there to encourage users to make longer, more thoughtful replies.
ok sorry i didnt know that i just run into that problem alot i agree it does sound really weird
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