Problem with Positioning

[bitblaster02694]

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https://www.codecademy.com/courses/learn-html-css/lessons/layout/exercises/position-relative?action=lesson_resume&link_content_target=interstitial_lesson

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In the second exercise it indicates to add 240px on the top of a div.class that is non existent, I create it and still marks the answer wrong.

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.question {
top: 240px;
margin: 120px auto;
position: relative;
text-align: center;
}

/* other option applied without success */
div.question {
top: 240px;
position: relative;
}

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[mtf]

The SCT may expect all the style properties to be in the one selector rule, .question.

@bitblaster02694

div.class that is non existent

In fact it does exist. The author may have wanted to bring our attention to the HTML,

<div class="question">

so we would see what element is affected by that ruleset.

[bitblaster02694]

I am so sorry, but I still can’t get it right. I am doing what it requires me to do, but can’t advance onto the next exercise.

It wants me to add “position: relative;” for .question. After I succeed, it wants me to “add 240 pixels in the top of div.question (again, in style.css)”. I add the 240px; as follows “top: 240px;” and still can’t advance.

Again, sorry for taking your time on this simple issue

[mtf]

So whatever properties you have in,

.question {

}

just add those two.

[bitblaster02694]

Yeah I’ve already done that and still shows me the error. I think I am gonna report it as a bug.

Thanks.

[mtf]

Be sure to try a refresh and Run again, before letting this go. Sorry I couldn’t be more help.

[bitblaster02694]

Here is a capture of the exercise. It is my first time having trouble, so I do not know if I’ll get a reply from the bug I reported.

[mtf]

You may not get a reply. The bug report just moves up the chain to the dev team. Before you leave it, try with a different browser. It would be nice if you could move on.

[bitblaster02694]

Thank you very much!! You got it. Problem solved.