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551 Pointscan't figure out what I'm doing wrong to style the paragraph color
It wants me to color the paragraph black, and I typed in what I thought was right, but it doesn't seem to be working. I probably did it wrong, but not sure how to look up how to do it right.
3 Answers
Thomas K
11,565 PointsEDIT: Fixed the semicolon
p{color:#000;}
Patrick Koch
40,496 PointsDoes it tells you if the background(background-color) or the text(color:) needs to be black? the values you enter can be #000000(the same as #000) or rgb(0,0,0).
Amy Hood
551 PointsI'm such a dummy! I just had to write a simple "p" and then the curly brackets. Thanks guys!
Calvin Nix
43,828 PointsCalvin Nix
43,828 PointsActually...
Coding on one line can be dangerous. I believe that the code you provided would work, but only for one line. :)