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CSS How to Make a Website Styling Web Pages and Navigation Build Navigation with Unordered Lists

Alfonso Rodriguez
Alfonso Rodriguez
4,206 Points
Posted by Alfonso Rodriguez
Alfonso Rodriguez
4,206 Points

Still have the line on top of the header

I believe I have followed all the steps correctly but it appears I have made an error due to the small white line that appears above the header. Could I send you me css code so any of you could help me how the fix this? Besides that, the course has been great and I have learned a great deal. Thanks and have a good day!

Juan Jose Cortes Guzman
Juan Jose Cortes Guzman
7,894 Points

You can post the code here so we can help you. Read the Markdown Cheatsheet to know how to do it.

3 Answers

Howard Slatter
Howard Slatter
8,049 Points
Howard Slatter
Howard Slatter
8,049 Points

Hard to say without seeing your code, but try this:

body{
    margin: 0;
}
Luka Akul
Luka Akul
11,481 Points
Luka Akul
Luka Akul
11,481 Points

If you have heading tags (h1,h2,h3..) in your header, try to put heading margin to 0. 

header h1 {
margin: 0;
}
Tünde Matócza
Tünde Matócza
11,194 Points
Tünde Matócza
Tünde Matócza
11,194 Points

Try to debug using a webbrowser: Right click on the white line and select Inspect element. By inspecting the element you will see where the white line belongs to. The issue must be that one of your adjacent elements has extra margin.