The answer should only be the first line of code you wrote where the background color is commented out because the lesson is trying to teach you how to comment out code.
Dear J.
I also can’t solve but now is my lunch time and I want to rest few hours or few days,however, I am very thanks your help and hope see you soon.Many thanks!
Side note: I still assert that trying to explain how you’re stuck in the first post is helpful for you and the people who try to help you. “someone help” doesn’t really practice this skill or provide information to narrow down where you are confused.
If you are still stuck, it is best to provide your latest code so we can better understand what you are trying to do now.
You should only add a starting comment character /* and ending comment character */ to the original code, nothing else.
In my understanding -This step -23 css lesson tries to help us to understand how comment out a code works to see how other code works or vice versa .
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This means just put the css comment out function around.
/* comment here */
Then background-color: burlywood will stop working and your background will be white again instate of burlywood.
No need to write any other code. Just put CSS COMMENT OUT FUNCTION around your current written function like this
the comment has 2 functions, one is to write comments that don’t interfere with the code, the other, what the exercise asks for, is that you can enclose in the comment a line that the code should not read, but you don’t want to delete it.