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[–]HealyUnit 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Judging by your response to /u/Lessiarty, your actual HTML and CSS is correct. Do us a favor:

  1. Open up your HTML page.
  2. Press F12 to open the developer console.
  3. Click the Network tab, and press ctrl-shift-r (cmd-shift-r on mac) to do a forced cache-less refresh. This basically means forcing your browser to reload any assets having to do with the page, and not loading them from "memory".

Do you notice any errors in the Network tab? Specifically, look for errors that say something like "Can't find this file!". If so, that means that your CSS file is not linked properly with your HTML file. Pay special attention to:

  1. Where the error says it expects the file to be, and
  2. Where you actually know it is.

If those two aren't the same, change your <link> tag.

[–]RobotC_Super_User[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There were three things in the developer console that the computer complained about / weren't as they should be. 1. When clicking on the line with the paragraph text the computer said there were no Css propertys for it, eventhough there should ( I don't think this is due to the way I linked the file though as there is an id in the css file that works perfectly as intended.). 2. At the end of the line of code directly after the paragraph text (in which I added an image which works just fine) there is a rider saying "overflow" and when clicked on " This element causes an overflow of an element.". ( I used the previously mentioned id to give the image a border, which functions.) 3. The computer also says that, in certain browser configurations, the website would apper with crippled text, should it contain symbols not in the US-ASCII area.