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HTML How to Make a Website Responsive Web Design and Testing Write CSS Media Queries

Responsive web design and testing, challenge task 1,stage 8

I am being asked to create a break point for devices 480px and larger and inside that point, color the body background 'navy'. It is only giving me the option of putting it in the css/main.css file. I was under the impression that it should go in a css/responsive.css file but I can't create a new file in a challenge, can I? The code I would use is...

@media screen and (min-width: 480px) { body { background: navy; } }

Should this really go in the css/main.css file? Am I totally misunderstanding the task?

Thanks, Matt

2 Answers

Yes.

It doesn't matter what the name of the CSS file is; all CSS files are read the same. I'm not sure how to videos are set (I skipped them), but having a main.css and responsive.css file would just be for organization's sake, nothing more.

Got it, much appreciated. I was on the right track except for one missed tap on the space bar.