Step 16 on CSS color markers

[Crossfit4life]

First, add the class one to the first marker div element

<div class="marker">
</div>

For some reason I can not figure out how to do this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Super beginner here.

[Crossfit4life]

I put some code in the post but for some reason it vanished hmmm.

[Sboonny]

markdown accept HTML tags in them, so use this to format

```

code here

```

using them result to something that looks like this

<h1> Hi Mom</h1>

[ilenia]

You can add multiple classes in a class attribute by separating them with a space class="class1 class2"

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[Crossfit4life]

Thank you for the advice. I really appreciate it.

[DMadKing]

i think the cirriculum should word it better. i kept creating another class with one as the attribute ie. class=‘marker’ class=‘one’

[jwilkins.oboe]

Hi @DMadKing !

I think a rewording would help new coders.
I can bring up an issue on GitHub.

But is this the first time users are asked to add multiple classes together?
I haven’t done the new curriculum, so I wanted to ask someone who is currently going through it

[Alabastor]

Yes this is the first instance where multiple classes are mentioned within a single element in the (New) Responsive Web Design curriculum. Honestly, it should tell you how to do it for those that don’t know and have never encountered it before.

[jwilkins.oboe]

Great, thanks!

I will add that to the GitHub issue.