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I saw this on the forum, and checked for myself because I was already where they were, so I figured I would just send in an issue about it. On step 9 of the Building A Quiz section () it goes over ratio, however it shows the standard formatting for ratios (35:4) and wraps it in the same formatting that is typically used when the thing should be typed in or pasted exactly the same. This is an issue because if you type it in as you would having gone through the rest of the course to this point, you get an error that you have no solution to (and are forced to go off-site to figure out why it's not working) ! The hint simply says "You should use this aspect-ratio property" which i clearly am, leading to confusion and frustration because there's no indication of what's wrong because of how the original aspect ratio was labelled. I either expected 35:4 to work, or for either the error or the step to let me know the correct formatting is "35/4" No response Device: Desktop OS: EndevourOS Browser: Firefox Version: 100.0.2 No response
Hey thank you for reporting the issue! I agree that the challenge should be improved. I'd suggest that we: Remove code highlighting for "35:4" to prevent confusion Update the "Then, use the property to set the desired aspect ratio." sentence to "Then, use the property to set the desired aspect ratio to ." Update the hint text to be more explicit in the expected ratio value
Honestly that sounds perfect to me! Main issues are just using the code fomatting in a way they have never been used before, and the hint being absolutely no help in figuring out why the issue is happening EDIT: Well I made the changes because of the help wanted but i can't actually push changes which i guess makes sense haha also if we update "Then, use the 'aspect-ratio' property to set the desired aspect ratio." to "Then, use the property to set the desired aspect ratio to " we honestly probably don't even need to update the hint text, because everything is put forward instead of behind a fail. Plus looking through the file, there's already a fail case that says "You should give the an of ." but it looks like it only triggers when the person uses aspect-ratio correctly, but with the wrong numbers
Side note: How come we have an external link in this challenge? I thought we didn't want those.
Wait where? I don't remember there being one at all
I'm talking about the link to the style guide. I just mean external as in it takes you away from the challenge, not external as in off-site.
Oh! Good point I'm not sure haha Sent from Mailspring (), the best free email app for work
I just thought links were seen as distractions, no matter where they take you. But I guess if the point of the challenge is to follow a style guide it kind of has to be posted. Probably just out of the loop on this one.
Hello all... forgive me if I make any mistake here as it's my first time using Git ... I need help with the topic above, please. I have noticed that the question has been adjusted by FreeCodeCamp but I am getting the same error message with my CSS code below. I don't understand where the error is, what am I doing wrong? #logo { width: max(100px, 18vw); background-color: ; aspect-ratio: 35 / 4; padding: 0.4rem; } Thanks Crissy
please use the forum for asking for help, the Ask for help buttn is there just for this

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# --description-- <del> As described in the [freeCodeCamp Style Guide](https://design-style-guide.freecodecamp.org/), the logo should retain an aspect ratio of `35:4`, and have padding around the text. </del> <ins> As described in the [freeCodeCamp Style Guide](https://design-style-guide.freecodecamp.org/), the logo should retain an aspect ratio of `35 / 4`, and have padding around the text. </ins> <del> First, change the `background-color` to `#0a0a23` so you can see the logo. Then, use the `aspect-ratio` property to set the desired aspect ratio. Finally, add a `padding` of `0.4rem` all around. </del> <ins> First, change the `background-color` to `#0a0a23` so you can see the logo. Then, use the `aspect-ratio` property to set the desired aspect ratio to `35 / 4`. Finally, add a `padding` of `0.4rem` all around. </ins> # --hints--