Multiple Pages, 1 CSS File

[hannon33]

oh the title2 is one of the titles in the page, code worked though.. outcome is what i was going for..

i am getting this error though:

URI : mystyle.css
87 * Parse Error */ .morocco { background-image:url(“moroccobackground.jpg”); background-repeat:no-repeat; background-size:2000px 1000px; }

my code:
.morocco {
background-image:url(“moroccobackground.jpg”);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-size:2000px 1000px;

every other page is working fine and im following the same syntax.

[hannon33]

.morocco {
background-image:url(“moroccobackground.jpg”);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-size:2000px 1000px;

[hannon33]

nvm, it fixed itself…somehow…

one thing which is aggrivating me is I cannot get my mp3 player centered on the page.

CSS:

.mp3 {
text-align: center;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto }

[Paulie_D]

Try adding `display:block` to your .mp3 class.

[chrisburton]

> Oops sorry I was thinking of another user.

He’s writing up a post now and will be posting it here soon, I bet.

[Paulie_D]

>He’s writing up a post now and will be posting it here soon, I bet.

You might think that…I couldn’t possibly comment.

[hannon33]

naw the block didnt work..

[Paulie_D]

>**naw the block didnt work..**

It did when I tested it in Codepen so perhaps there is something else affecting /over-riding it.

[hannon33]

im putting that aside for now.. tryna fix errors the validation shows me.. it says no space between attributes so i remove the space and put it ; and it just messes up everything

[Paulie_D]

Can you give us a link to a live site…we’re kind of working in the dark here.

>tryna

Please..we don’t ask much but some semblance of proper English would be nice.

[hannon33]

i just messed around and got it all cleaned up.. no more errors in validation.

now im back to centering that mp3… is it better to use `

.mp3 {
display:block
align: center;
width: 200px;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto }

i like the look of `

[Paulie_D]

I could be wrong but align isn’t a CSS property (AFAIK) but rather an attribute so

``

might work

[TheDoc]

You are correct!

[Paulie_D]

Also, I think with the audio element you have to set a MIME type, which will help the browser identify the media correctly.

http://html5doctor.com/html5-audio-the-state-of-play/

[rpotterjr]

I agree, I shouldn’t have suggested w3schools, my bad. However, I would still look into the other two I posted and as Dillon said, I would definitely take a long walk-through ccs-tricks, because there is a lot here that will be helpful in your learning experience. Chris has a very awesome way of explaining things and contributes a lot to the industry.

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