I would like to make the period orange in this line of code:
<h1>RealPhoneValidation<span class="orange">.</span></h1>
It shows up orange in Dreamweaver, but when I view in browser no orange.
I know it's probably something really simple, but I don't know why it isn't working. Please help.
Here is the page it is on: http://joannfitzpatrick.com/leadvalidation/index.html
your style .orange has no property of orange in the lv.css file.
if you place
.orange{ color:#FF6801; }
it will apply the style.
You forgot to put the # in front of the color code.
#
you're missing the octothorpe before the hex number
Thank you. I knew it was simple and I knew this wonderful community would help.
I appreciate you all. Happy Thanksgiving!
@wolfcry911 - I never knew it was called an "octothorpe" I always thought it was called a hash.
I would just go with
.orange { color:orange; }
Easier to remember. :)
Why not call the class "emphasis" or "highlight" - that way it's more semantic and if you want to re-use it elsewhere it makes more sense.
I would like to make the period orange in this line of code:
It shows up orange in Dreamweaver, but when I view in browser no orange.
I know it's probably something really simple, but I don't know why it isn't working. Please help.
Here is the page it is on: http://joannfitzpatrick.com/leadvalidation/index.html
your style .orange has no property of orange in the lv.css file.
if you place
it will apply the style.
You forgot to put the
#in front of the color code.you're missing the octothorpe before the hex number
Thank you. I knew it was simple and I knew this wonderful community would help.
I appreciate you all. Happy Thanksgiving!
@wolfcry911 - I never knew it was called an "octothorpe" I always thought it was called a hash.
I would just go with
Easier to remember. :)
Why not call the class "emphasis" or "highlight" - that way it's more semantic and if you want to re-use it elsewhere it makes more sense.