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CSS Sass Basics Improve Your Workflow with Sass Practice Extending a Selector

Jose Gutiérrez
Jose Gutiérrez
9,370 Points

What I'm doing wrong?

This is the Challenge Task 1 of 3

Create a rule using the class .roundy. Give .roundy a width of 150px and a border-radius of 50%. Then, create a rule that targets .img-author and allow it to extend the properties of .roundy.

Teh error says : be sure you are giving a value of 50% to border-radius.

style.scss
%roundy{
  border-radius: 50%;
  width: 150px;
}
.img-author{
  @extend %roundy;
}

1 Answer

Why is roundy preceded with %?

Try .roundy - like you did when selected the .img-author class.

Close though!

Jose Gutiérrez
Jose Gutiérrez
9,370 Points

Hi Blaine McCarthy, thanks for taking the time to answer my question! This is the course of SASS, a well-known preprocessor for CSS. In Sass you can extend the proprieties from one selector to another, to do so, you must use the % placeholder in order to thell the compiler that one selector will be extended by another. In this case .img-author will extend . roundy . That's why I place a % before roundy. I believe the error is somewhere else.

Thanks again!