What do you mean by “nothing works”? If I run this code, ball2 does appear larger than ball1. Could you give some extra detail about what the code does for you vs. what you expected to it to do?
sorry, I’m new to this but I know I have to change the size value of that selector to 1.5 times it’s size, so I was messing around with the values, I even entered 2 values with a comma in between, what I mean is no value I enter seems to work, what am I missing? a calculation? some brain cells? I know the syntax is correct for the browser, this seems like it would be so simple. and to answer your question, when I enter different single values one circle elongates on either the Y or X axis, don’t know which.
Sorry, I didn’t read the challenge before my first response. After looking at it, I think the problem is just that you’re using ‘transform: scale(2)’ but the challenge asks you to “Increase the size of the element with the id of ball2 to 1.5 times its original size.” The code you’ve posted increases the size of ball2 to 2 times its original size, rather than 1.5.
I guess we found an error michaelfoland3m, I did what you said and put the rule in the .ball instead of the #ball2 which is what it tells me to do, maybe we can report that
I had an issue as well, but ended up resetting the code because I was messing with other values and forgot what the originals were. By placing the [transform: scale(1.5)] into the open space, provided in the #ball2 element, I was allowed to move on. If you make any other adjustments, even if the changes don’t impact the task at hand, the system will run a failed-test until the correction is made.
Edited addition:
From the looks of your original post, the code you provided deleted the spacial arrangement of the second ball, #ball2.:
} #ball1 {
left:20%;
} #ball2 {
left:65%;
transform: scale(1.5);
}