FAQ: Learn HTML - Intro to HTML - Attributes

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what is wrong? because my answer is not being accepted?

The Brown Bear

<h2>About Brown Bears</h2>

<h3>Species</h3>

<h3>Features</h3>

<h2>Habitat</h2>

<h3>Countries with Large Brown Bear Populations</h3>

<h3>Countries with Small Brown Bear Populations</h3>

<h2>Media</h2>
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Did you add the respective id attribute to the divs? For example: <div id="introduction"> and so on.

Also, check out this guide on how to format your code so that we can see it correctly as text and not displayed as html elements.

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Hey hows it going everyone, I am quite stumped at this point I have done everything that is said, Ive made sure my letters arent capitalized however its not going through. I am able to actually use the functions successfully but apparently there are errors.

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Wrong thread.
This thread is about the exercise “Attributes”
Your question is about the exercise “Linking to Same Page”. The thread for that exercise is: FAQ: Learn HTML - Common HTML Elements - Linking to Same Page

Anyways, in your screenshot, the ids and hrefs are correct. They are all lowercase as specified.

Step 1 specifies that the text of the list items should be:
"Introduction, Habitat, Media"
You have:
"introduction, habitat, media"

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Thank you and I do apologize, on the said activity page it directly linked me to here. Im new so still getting used to things, thanks for your help I have now passed this!

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so i just got to the attributes section of the lesson, and found out that adding an “id=‘value’”, i was receiving errors, and the errors only stopped when i put a space before the value of the attribute. is this normal or something was up?

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It would help to see the markup and the error message. The only time we need a space is in front of the attribute.

<div id="first" class="content">
    ^          ^
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Visually is the way I formatted the code acceptable?

I noticed for <div id="introduction"> when I add a closing </div> at the end it gives me an error on line 7.
I’m assuming it’s because there’s already a closing </div> tag on line 7.

My question is, is this correct? Or should I remove the closing </div> tag on line 7 and put it on line 3 or below on line 4?

Divs

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Hi,
I think the you have missing out the closing brackets of the opening tag in line 11 and line 16.
I think it should be <div id = “habitat”> and <div id = “media” >.
Thanks

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the id introduction on the left is why i wrote the right one is the correct according to code academy my answer doesnt count as a correct answer the only difference i notice is the color of the command, i dont know if is necessary to write it in color, but i still dont know how to do it

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The color is different because there is a syntax error. Remove the > before id="...">.

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thank u i didnt notice that

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