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Submitted by Marcus Handley
over 8 years

8/14 [resolved] Setting background colour to #efefef

I am instructed to, among many things, set the background color of .neighborhood-guides to the hexadecimal #feefef. The error message I keep on receiving is Oops, try again. Set the background-color of

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to #efefef If someone could please highlight the error in my ways it would be greatly appreciated. I have included all the code I have wrote for this section as well as the code immediately prior. Thank you.

.learn-more a { color: #00b0ff; } .neighborhood-guides{ border-bottom: 1px solid #dbdbdb; background-color:#efefef; } .neighborhood-guides h2{ color:#393c3d; font-size:24px; } .neighborhood-guides p{ font-size:15px; margin-bottom:13px; }

Answer 55d34f02e39efe6d320006d2

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I have found a remedy to my problem, just had to switch browsed.

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Submitted by Marcus Handley
over 8 years

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right: did not work on firefox 40.0.3, but with chromium… thanks for the answer, otherwise this would have been REALLY frustrating!