CodeAcademy bug?

[MemeMaster]

Hi,

 

I'm trying to complete a lesson on CodeAcademy, but it keeps saying this...

 

"Oops, try again. Did you remember to set your <h3> header font-family to cursive?"

 

 

 

Here is the task:

 

Set the font-family of the <h1> header toserif, the <h2> to sans-serif, and the <h3>to cursive.

 

 

And here is my code:

 

/*Add your CSS below!*/h1 {    font-family: serif;}h2 {    font-family: sans-serif;{h3 {    font-family: cursive;}

Here is a link to the lesson - http://www.codecademy.com/courses/web-beginner-en-TlhFi/2/4?curriculum_id=50579fb998b470000202dc8b

 

Can anyone see if I went wrong?

 

Thanks

 

- Meme

[Nineshadow]

font-family: cursive

 

Not "Cursive".

[MemeMaster]

font-family: cursive

 

Not "Cursive".

Oops, Idk why it copied it like that.

 

Thats how it is in my codeacademy but its still not working

[pureGold]

What does the HTML part look like?

[Muzzle]

Your h2 has two open brackets.

/*Add your CSS below!*/h1 {font-family: serif;}h2 {font-family: sans-serif;{ <------------ problemh3 {font-family: cursive;}

[MemeMaster]

 

Your h2 has two open brackets.

/*Add your CSS below!*/h1 {font-family: serif;}h2 {font-family: sans-serif;{ <------------ problemh3 {font-family: cursive;}

Thank you so much

[SirPaul]

And this is why code academy is useless.  It wont teach you coding logic . (speaking of HTML there's not much coding there... )

[MemeMaster]

And this is why code academy is useless.  It wont teach you coding logic . (speaking of HTML there's not much coding there... )

Because I was on the CSS lesson lol

[madknight3]

@MemeMaster you'll save yourself some time if you use tools that help check your code for basic issues like that. Ideally your text editor/IDE will point out these kinds of errors to you. If not, there are online resources like CSS Lint.

[MemeMaster]

@MemeMaster you'll save yourself some time if you use tools that help check your code for basic issues like that. Ideally your text editor/IDE will point out these kinds of errors to you. If not, there are online resources like CSS Lint.

Ah, thanks for the tip