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"A Font of Knowledge" difficulty
h1 { font-family: Serif; } h2 { font-family: Sans-serif; } h3 { font-family: Cursive; } Here is how I put it in CSS, but it keeps saying that I’m not changing the h1 tag to Serif font. Is it how it’s written? Or would it be that my computer doesn’t have the Serif font installed?
Answer 5614daa8d3292f70d30000eb
can i see your html code? check here how to format your code. if you update your question please leave a comment so i get a notification. Your css is fine, you either hit a glitch (try a different browser, good workaround for glitches) or your link to stylesheet might be a bit off, can i see your html code?
So far i know it doesn’t matter if you have the fonts installed, a have very few fonts on my arch linux installation, it never have been a problem, i suspect that it is because codecademy uses google font api.
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I have the exact same problem. I will try to past my html and css in a different question.