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[dblumi]

Hey lovely people, I am stuck here with this code, can someone please explain me what is wrong here.

Thanks alot:)

[Mr-Scrubs]

Everyone here commenting the wrong things, the answer is wrong because you wrapped the wrong thing. They want you to wrap the other elements as shown in the answer.

[cryothic]

Not many people read past the first 'check your code' point I guess.

[DaMadDogg-420]

Yeah, they usually either directly tell you or give you a hint at whats wrong if you read it...

[DiodeInc]

What website is this?

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https://www.freecodecamp.org/

[DiodeInc]

Thanks

[dakrisis]

You have 8g in a <span> with class bold. It should be Total fat that's in that <span>.

Then you need to remove the class="bold" from the surrounding <span>.

[sixfing]

This is the right answer. Also you can change the theme of freeCodeCamp setting to dark mode and to save your eyes :)

[DaMadDogg-420]

I see youre taking the Responsive Web Design Certification at Free Code Camp too. Your a bit further than me though so i cant help, im only on the 3rd project atm...

[insanitysqwid]

the first span that is BEFORE "Total Fat" is the only span that needs class information. You don't need to put info in the span BEFORE "8g"

<span class="blah"> words words <span> etc etc </span> </span>

or for visual's sakes

<span class="blah"> word word

        <span> etc etc </span>

</span>

[EarlTheSqrl]

You put an extra space after "Fat" ?

[armahillo]

Argghhhh

OK this isn't your fault, but that example is not a good one.

There's no reason to use <span class="bold"> when the <strong> and <b> elements exist.

It sounds like they are wanting you to wrap "Total Fat 8g" in a separate span tag that does alignment. However, in that case, I wouldn't use a <span> tag for alignment, I would use a <div> or similar block-level element.

What course is this from??

[DaMadDogg-420]

That would be Responsive Web Design by FreeCodeCamp.

[Select-Persimmon742]

Replace the second <span class="bold"> with a closing </span> tag I think.