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3,909 PointsCreate a new rule that targets the img element. Add the property and value that takes the image out of the normal page f
Create a new rule that targets the img element. Add the property and value that takes the image out of the normal page..
.img {
float: right;
}
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4 Answers
Zaid Khan
12,769 PointsHi Ben Risinger
The challenge asks to wrap text around of the img element to its right side.
So by using float left on the image it will make the text go on the right side.
Like this:
img {
float: left;
}
Ubo Town
3,227 Pointsthis is not the correct answer
Javi Caballero
7,422 PointsThis is actually the correct answer. When I typed it in, it finally let me go.
David Patrick
6,067 Pointsimg { float: left; }
Remember. Don't use .img. Just use img. ( No period before "img" }
Jennifer Linden
2,422 Pointsthank you!
Jennifer Linden
2,422 PointsI'm also stumped. .img { float: right; } is not working for me
Michael Lugo
4,921 PointsNone of the options above are working. At all.
Ben Risinger
3,909 PointsBen Risinger
3,909 PointsI don't know why my brain decided to stop working here. I feel like I am missing something very simple.. any help would be appreciated!