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Repetitive in font family. #1

Open farishkash opened 7 years ago

farishkash commented 7 years ago

You can use a universal selector such as body or html so you don't have to repeat this.

html {
font-family: Helvetica;
}
ninrev commented 7 years ago

Thank you!

ninrev commented 7 years ago

I just updated it in Atom, but for the life of me, I can't figure out how to make this updated code show in GitHub (in spite of spending all day on GitHub yesterday). I thought I had set up GitHub to update automatically when I make changes, or do I need to make a push command, or something?

farishkash commented 7 years ago

For just making changes the steps are

git commit git push

If you create new file/files, you git add first then follow the steps above.

ninrev commented 7 years ago

I did try that and it still didn't update. Maybe I should start all over by setting up a new GitHub account, and resetting my Terminal?

Thank you so much for your reply. You perfectly answered my question and summarized neatly what I eventually did figure out (late last night it sunk in - after a few hours). However, after doing this in terminal, it still doesn't work. I wouldn't bother you except I am completely stumped by this problem. Earlier, I tried to set up Git in Atom (not GitHub?)and perhaps that is causing issues. I got an error message there, but perhaps that is because Atom apparently uses SSH to authenticate and I didn't set up SSH in GitHub. I also found several folders named excursion in my system by doing a finder search. I deleted the ones without active files, so that should hopefully not cause a problem.

farishkash commented 7 years ago

One of the common problems we have with learners is that they sometimes make extra project files. I would reach out to an advisor in the codecademy curriculum chat system(not slack) and see if they can help you get through this. I would look for Austin especially but I don't have his schedule.

ninrev commented 7 years ago

ok I will do that, thank you very much for your help. I believe the course expires on Nov 20th so I'm going to sign on month to month so I can keep going on this, and hopefully it will keep my place in the course, so I can seamlessly continue on (after I solve this GitHub issue, that is). Thanks again!