Hazel D

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  • If you're new to both HTML and CSS and finding it a lot to take in, I would recommend getting familiar with HTML first and then building up your knowledge of CSS a bit later. Someone suggested that to me once, and I found that it helped. Good luck!

  • With the help of step 1.14, I managed to get similar code after a couple of attempts: the main difference was that I named my table row class 'stripy' instead of 'even' (even now seems a lot more logical!) This was my first time using CSS, whereas I had a little experience with HTML before that exercise, so I was slower this time round and made a few mistakes...

  • My code was the same, except that I didn't put paragraph tags around 'We are known for our'. It was really helpful to watch the video explanation because even though I was quite familiar with those tags before today, I didn't know that <tr> and <td> stood for 'table row' and 'table data'. I think that will help me to work out what should go where more easily...