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HTML HTML Basics Structuring Your Content Structuring Content Challenge

Posted by Anne Myers
Anne Myers
1,459 Points

Inconsistent directions?

Challenge Task 3 of 4 Place the content between the header and footer (h2, p and ul) inside an element that represents standalone sections of content.

Bummer: Make sure you're including the element that groups together related sections of content.

I tried both article and aside (standalone, self-contained) and the error message says I should be using and element that groups related items? Which is it?

Claire Fontaine
Claire Fontaine
1,955 Points
Claire Fontaine
Claire Fontaine
1,955 Points

HTML Basics: Challenge Task 3 of 4

Place the content between the header and footer (h2, p and ul) inside an element that represents standalone sections of content.

1 Answer

Heidi Fryz
Heidi Fryz
12,299 Points
Heidi Fryz
Heidi Fryz
12,299 Points

Hi Anne.

They give you a clue in the "Bummer" comment when they mention "sections". I do think this is a little ambiguous. My first thought was to use <main>, since I had used <header> and <footer> already.

Try using the <section> tag.