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Submitted by Haunt
about 11 years

Wrong?

Isn’t the answer for “One selector to rule them all”

* {

    border: 1px dashed blue ;

}

?

It’s still telling me “Oops, try again. Did you use the universal selector * to put a 1px dashed blue border around every element?”

I’ve tried on every browser I own, Chrome, Firefox, IE. And nothing works ):

Answer 5140ac021fc30953bd007145

5 votes

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Eric’s incredibly bad method of checking correctness in this exercise won’t allow a space between blue and the semicolon ;

Please use the wrench icon to submit a bug report, because the exercise should accept your code as correct. Also, if you’re a beta tester, send a feedback message to Eric complaining about this bad test. If you’re not a beta tester, just send him an email: eric [at] codecademy [dotcom]

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Submitted by Alex J
about 11 years

5 comments

Phillip Gimmi about 11 years

Where is this rench icon?

Alex J about 11 years

Possibly it’s not shown to all users. Go to http://www.codecademy.com/forms/bugreport – and be sure to include the URL of the exercise where you are experiencing trouble into the very first field of that form, as well as provide a good bug description. This massively increases the likelihood that someone will deal with the issue shortly.

Louis Vannini about 11 years

move your semicolon back one that was my mistake

Haunt about 11 years

Thank you very much sir.

Tomas Barauskas about 11 years

Just don’t write semicolon after blue.

Answer 515db8ae8b3dee441d000245

1 vote

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I used… * { border: 1px dashed blue; } I’ve been a little more verbose with my coding in the past and though what I had should have gone through the above got the pass.

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Submitted by Zach Willis
almost 11 years

Answer 523b228aabf8211dbb006281

0 votes

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i put *{ border:1px dashed #3A5FCD; }

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Submitted by Elro Aspiras
over 10 years