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corrected some missing parts.. Any comments are appreciated..
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- @cuonglyyPosted over 1 year ago
Hello 7deniz,
Good job on finishing this challenge! Here are some suggestions that I have:
- Try implementing semantic HTML elements as it gives more meaning to a section in your document. For instance, you could write
<div class="first">
as<section class='first'>
and<div class="second> as
<section class="second">to define each section, and wrap both in a
<main>` element to define the main content of the document. - For this button
<button>Continue<button/>
, include atype
attribute as some browsers have different default values/types. For my code, I gave it a type value<button type="button">
I hope this helps! Happy coding!! (-:
Marked as helpful0 - Try implementing semantic HTML elements as it gives more meaning to a section in your document. For instance, you could write
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