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[ntntnlstdnt]

Hey @egillespie, can you take a look at this? It's hosted here and meets the following project criteria:

• [x] all the styles are in an external .css file that have a visible effect on the page
• [x] all the JavaScript is in an external .js file, with some behavioral effect on the page
• [x] return no errors (warnings are OK) when the HTML document is uploaded to the W3C Markup Validation Service
• [x] return no errors or warnings when contents of the CSS file are pasted into CSS Lint
• [x] return no errors or warnings when the JavaScript is pasted into JavaScript Lint

[egillespie]

Beautiful! :shipit:

The W3C Markup Validator doesn't warn about using apostrophes (') and spaces in HTML attributes but the more typical convention is to use quotes (") and no spaces around the equal sign in your HTML attributes.

For example:

<p id= 'sport'></p> Valid, but looks weird.
<p id="sport"></p>  Looks good!