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jbreezy:
Lol...it's a css framework

Weyrehmod:
I'm currently taking CSS on freecodecamp atm, i think I've passed this phase

Op just import the lobster class to you h2 element and style it


<h2 class="font-family">.....<h2>

Then your styling should be like this

h2 {
font-family: lobster;
}

I'm also a learner... I might be wrong though

TheManOfTheYear:
It's a tech school, where they train you to be a software engineer for 9 months, after which you do a 3 month internship and then they give you a job.

You would pay $500 after getting your job

Rgade:
Just click on Get Help and look at a finished example. Never feel guilty or inadequate for taking a peek at a finished solution.
Sometimes it’s not even that you don’t know what to do, but these questions can be poorly worded at times that you won’t clearly understand what they want you to do.
Trust me I’m taking the Algorithm and data structures course on freeCodeCamp and I understand the frustration.

thanksjosh005:
@OP

What you need help on particularly, isn't stated. You only stated needing help with CSS task on freecodecamp with a not so clear screenshot of your work. I can see the result on the other side though that's it's compiled.




Edited: OP, I looked through your content again. And please, forgive me for laughing a bit but I saw that you made some mistakes. You made mistakes in your selection and styling sheet.

It should have been h2 and p, but instead what you would use is what you inputed into your class (the class name), starting with a dot (.) and then the class name you chose. E.g . lobster
The compiler actually spotted that error. If not you shouldn't use the class at all. Rather/alternatively, you'd be using the h2 and p alone without including a selector. That's how HTML/CSS works. You'll have to build more knowledge on using selectors. Don't know if you have.

And I would rather mention the others didn't spot the error well enough but go read more on Selectors and how to use them.
Selectors fall into these categories:

Simple selectors
Pseudo class selectors
Pseudo element selectors
Attribute selectors

You used the simple selectors but didn't implement that well. When you know them, then you're making good progress with CSS and can identify errors yourself.

thanksjosh005:
@OP

What you need help on particularly, isn't stated. You only stated needing help with CSS task on freecodecamp with a not so clear screenshot of your work. I can see the result on the other side though that's it's compiled.

Thanks


Edited: OP, I looked through your content again. And please, forgive me for laughing a bit but I saw that you made some mistakes. You made mistakes in your selection and styling sheet.

It should have been h2 and p, but instead what you would use is what you inputed into your class (the class name), starting with a dot (.) and then the class name you chose. E.g . lobster
The compiler actually spotted that error. If not you shouldn't use the class at all. Rather/alternatively, you'd be using the h2 and p alone without including a selector. That's how HTML/CSS works. You'll have to build more knowledge on using selectors. Don't know if you have.

And I would rather mention the others didn't spot the error well enough but go read more on Selectors and how to use them.
Selectors fall into these categories:

Simple selectors
Pseudo class selectors
Pseudo element selectors
Attribute selectors

You used the simple selectors but didn't implement that well. When you know them, then you're making good progress with CSS and can identify errors yourself.

bonadripper:
You never serious


From the way u posted the problem you're having it shows programming isn't really your calling

Sapeleboy911:
Check for uppercase and lowercase errors: Lobster vs lobster.

Laryfrosh:
I just did that now but still couldn't get through the stage. I also removed the CLASS attribute from the H2 tag and still couldn't get through

Please kindly guide me

mrfizy:
Remove .red- text

h2{
Color:red;
font-family:lobster;

}

Laryfrosh:
I just did that now but still couldn't get through the stage

Sapeleboy911:
Try this.


h2{
color: red;
font-family: lobster;
}

Imoleholuuu:
I'm not an expert yet o. I have a course I can give you. It's really good. Don't buy that yet.

tensazangetsu20:
It's not even a requirement for backend development but as a developer you would be seriously limiting yourself by not learning data structures and algorithms. It's the path to the very high paying jobs. Jobs that pay 10 million naira a month salary can be gotten by grinding DSA for six months to a year. It's pretty much a straightforward path

tensazangetsu20:
Yeah you can DM. You will struggle with 4 gig honestly if that's the maximum especially when you get to react.

DataWiz:
You didn't bother to read my post well and my response to the question on basic certifications one needs before applying for an analyst role. There is nothing misleading about my post. As a beginner you might not even require any of those technical skills to get a job. Your ability to learn fast and how smart or intelligent you are can help you scale through. You can always learn on the job, and most times, there are experienced hands within the company to handhold talents. As you grow you will require those technical skills to do your day's job with accuracy and speed. Having these skills gives you a very big advantage during interview compared to one without those skills. The thing is to have a plan and work towards that plan.

There is no day I do not use python, spreadsheet, powerbi or SQL. I use python to automate most of my work. That's why I advised to start with the Google Data Analytics professional certificate because it will take them from basic concepts of data, spreadsheets, SQL and databases, data visualization tools like Tableau and R programming in that progression, from beginners to advanced stage. I never said it's a guarantee for job placement but there is a very high chance of getting employed with this skill. Just learn and wait for opportunity to present itself. It will always come. Besides one should learn SQL only when you are well grounded in spreadsheets. Learning SQL before spreadsheets is a very wrong approach.

jbreezy:
How much comfortable should i get in Javascript before jumping to react sir? I've learnt html and css...learnt those in 2 weeks and I've been practicing everyday..learnt all beginners' curriculum on javascript for 2 weeks (from variables to DOM) ...and I can say I know hw js works..Just wanna know if it's not too early to jump into react...Learnt python in less than 2 weeks (actually got me well prepared for JS) before I started js tho but pended going deeply cos I decided to delve into wed development...(Although I'm still going to get back to python jst for the fun of it)...So I'm just wondering if I should just study for more advanced books before I move into React cos I don't wanna get stuck
I used Learning Javascript by Ethan Brown and Eloquent Javascript to learn Js..Studied the two front to back...

CharlessO:
I just got a mail inviting me for an interview

mathsguru:
I just created a group, if u like to join follow this:
https:///D0kETI8p3ymDqDSihKIi4c

ExpertNLer:
The statement is correct, for the working style questions, if you get negative feedback in more than 2 sections of the working styles (you can see the feedback in page 2 of the cubiks report) you automatically fail the working styles test, i.e you don't match what shell are looking for

kcduke:
All these assumptions and speculations because of 2 or 3 people that claim to have received ODVI invites will soon be put to rest when the main ODVI invites start dropping.
All the different theories like waiting lists & Co. too.
I just want to urge all who have written the test and have not received regret mails to be patient, and as much as possible, start preparing for the ODVI.
ODVI is part of the preliminary stage of this recruitment process, and it defies logic that a company like Shell will just pick 2 or 3 people from the first week of application and send them ODVI, and then keep others in waiting list. How will they then hire the best brains and most qualified, which is of course their target.
Someone may ask why I think it's just 2 or 3 people. It's because I belong to many groups regarding this recruitment. And the 3 people ended up providing exactly the same SCREENSHOT as their proof of ODVI invite.
TIME will certainly set all these things straight.
Shalom!

intergral:
It seems my account has been temporarily locked...Abeg Lemme concentrate on my school exams....