9. Help please

[lilmoon]

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Introduction

Classes and IDs in CSS

Classes and IDs are super easy in CSS. You're using them right now!

Regular HTML Selectors

If you don't bother with a class or ID, an HTML element just gets the regular CSS styling for that element—or the default styling if you don't specify any particular styling on the stylesheet.

	</p>
</body>

STYLESHEET below

.intro{
color:#883C3A;}

.standout{
color:#F7AC5F;
font-family:Verdana;}

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[stetim94]

when you have a paragraph (or heading, doesn’t matter):

<p>example</p>

you can add the style attribute to the existing opening tag:

<p id="example">example</p>

also, make id lowercase.

[rcodeman]

At first do what @stetim94 said
also we don’t select an id with . .we use . for class.To select an id use #

#intro{
    color:#883C3A;
}

[lilmoon]

ok so thank you for that but it still says its wrong

[lilmoon]

ok so i realized my problem was instead of putting “id” for the first “h3” and “p” i needed to put class