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I see the value of this challenge, but I think the example could be improved.
How about if we instead of make campers highlight the h4-tag, that already gets font-weight: bold
automatically (since it's a heading), make campers add <strong>
around some word in the paragraph?
This way, the effect of the <strong>
-tag would be easier to see.
```html
Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University.
```
I think its a good idea. Right now, even if we add the tag on h4, there is no visual effect. If others think the same, I can work on this.
How about wrapping "Stanford University"? I'm suggesting this because Google and the founder's names both appear twice, which is bound to cause confusion.
Go with @systimotic's suggestion!
Ok. I will work on this. Will follow @systimotic's suggestion. Thanks.
Jumping in late, I agree with the suggestions above! @ajain17 thanks for taking this on, one thing to note - this challenge is part of a series that all build on the same "card example". After making the changes for this challenge, you'll need to adjust the seed code in the following ones (Use the u Tag to Underline Text
through Use a Google Font
) to show the <strong>
tags around "Stanford University" instead of around the <h4>
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Ok. I will work on this. Will follow @systimotic's suggestion. Thanks.