so Im pretty sure I did my coding correctly however now that its changed from using codepen to FCC site now importing all my code there im stuck at that last checkmark which is " Your #navbar
element should always be at the top of the viewport." kind of stuck here and if anyone has the info for me that would be greatly appreciated.
Please post your code and a link to the challenge you are working on. Thanks
It would be good to post a link to the challenge and your current code, to help you.
From what you have told, it seems to me that you have not linked the css to the html.
You can do that by using the <link>
element.
yea im sorry Im new to this and not sure how to send my code from FCC tho I copied and pasted my codepen I put into FCC for both HTML and CSS which is here
its for the personal portfolio page project
Codepen automagically links your CSS. Everywhere else you need to link it yourself.
- The new editor is as close to an external text editor as we wanted to get it. If the files for the challenge have been enabled, you can access the
index.html
andstyles.css
tabs which you should use for the respective code. - Two main differences between this editor and other online editors:
- You need to link your
styles.css
file to your HTML (just like you would in real web-development), by adding the following line to thehead
of your HTML:
- You need to link your
<link href="styles.css" />
-
- You are encouraged to include the
DOCTYPE
,html
,head
andbody
tags for each project.
- You are encouraged to include the
is there an example on how to do this? im sure ill get it eventually by research however im low on time at the moment
… Isn’t this an example? Is part of it unclear? What part can we explain better?
@osabdulla, you can use this in your <head>
element if you have one or put it in the top of the html code.
no im sorry didn’t read that clearly the first time. Gotcha! thanks
so I put it In the top of the html code however this is my screenshot I sent above …still working things out
You should try having the navbar positioned at the top.
Right now you applied it to the header
header {
position: fixed;
top: 0px;
but these seem to be more specific than the codepen ones because it passed in codepen and not here.
When I make that change it passes for me
Hello there! thanks for replying and so im not sure if this what you meant and I tried doing this here and still no pass
I rearranged the navbar to line 3 on top of the header
You dont need to do that, you can replace the header
selector in the css code into #navbar
wow that worked! thanks for that and to everyone who helped me along the way
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