OK, I’m not sure I put this in the right category, because the course I’m doing is just called “Learn HTML”, and I can’t find that specified in the category selections… So I hope I got that right!
No matter where or how many times I add two rows to a table, I get this error: “Did you add two rows?”
This is what I’m adding between
:
<tr>
</tr>
<tr>
</tr>
The suggested solution in the thread I’ve linked to above seemed to be to look for another table, but I’ve tried this in every table in the code, so I’m not sure why it’s not allowing me to pass. I don’t know if that was the solution, either, since the thread doesn’t appear to have been resolved.
This time I put it right below the opening tbody tag. I’m getting the same error message, although I’ve also tried putting it in a few other places inside the table, including right above the closing tbody and right after the first row that has data in it.
Because the SCT has limited error messages, sometimes the actual error that causes the problem is not what the message suggests. The above code is invalid since it is missing the <tr></tr> to wrap the TD elements.
I tried adding the tr tags around that, but it didn’t seem to help. I kept trying various things until it offered me the solution, so I just took that and moved on.
I have a fairly good grasp on HTML already (just taking this course over again as a refresher), but tables have always been something I had trouble with, so probably I just missed a detail somewhere. Maybe I’ll have another look, but I’m willing just to let the issue drop.