im just stucked… i did follow the instruction and it’s not working 
idk what’s wrong…
maybe someone can help me…
Thanks.
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- The gradient in question is ‘linear-gradient’, not a gradient-linear.
- The colors are defined as variables, therefor they should have a var keyword in front of them:
var(--some-color)- this is guidance. - Always post the entire html and css code properly formatted here. Use the
</>button for that purpose. Pictures doesn’t mean nothing when it comes to coding.
.bb1a {
width: 70%;
height: 10%;
background-color: var(--building-color1);
background: linear-gardient var(--building-color1), var(--window-color1);
}
ok i did it like this… but still…
also now the hint is :
“You should give the background a linear-gradient”…
and im sorry for the picture, im new on the foro and i don´t know how it works yet. And thanks for the tip.
background: linear-gardient(var(--building-color1), var(--window-color1));
also try like this and either.
Please try to be more careful when typing the words. Now, you have a typo in:
hahahaha oh my god… i was stressed, im sorry.
And thankyou again.
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