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Submitted by lee94josh
about 11 years

Not sure what is wrong...

p { color: #OOE5EE; }

div p { color: #CCOOOO; }

“*” { border: blue, 2px, solid; }

I’m getting a: Oops, try again. Did you remember to set the color of the paragraphs outside divs to #00E5EE?

Answer 514e4e606f5f60a897000097

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p{ color:#00e5ee; } div p{ color:#CC0000; } *{ border:#3a5fcd solid 3px; }

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Submitted by Arber Fazlija
about 11 years

1 comments

Arun Arun almost 11 years

It’s WORk

Answer 514d4e1012bf33f8cb000581

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are they ‘O’or zero?? Why I see all zero for both color is letter ‘O’?FYI,it supposed to be 0 not letter O.

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Submitted by office slacker
about 11 years

Answer 51cbe56652f863b23a003b4b

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I’m positive after research I’ve done it the correct way, but I’m getting a similar “oops” about setting the p’s inside the div’s to scarlet. The border also didn’t show up.

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Submitted by Dakota Mays
almost 11 years

Answer 54a90394e39efe8004006a28

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arbers one is right, cheers

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Submitted by Ambrose Witherspoon
about 9 years

Answer 515a42b7f220aaba2b00057a

-1 votes

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p { color: #00e5ee;
}

div p { color: #cc0000;
}

  • { border: 2px dotted #3a5fcd;
    }
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Submitted by Luke Cuddehay
almost 11 years

2 comments

Luke Cuddehay almost 11 years

THIS IS THE CORRECT ANSWER :)

Johan Hoekstra over 10 years

Thanks. So div p is the rtight order. p div doesn’t work