You may still need to do some styling on the blockquote depending on what you go goin' on around it.
Eric's link gives you what most browsers use as a kinda default styling.
Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
my guess is your quote is being pushed out of sight by something else on your page, or maybe it doesn’t have a height or width or something, though idon’t think it should need them
JBC944
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i fixed it
is there a way to get the bullets to disapear in a un order list
is there a way i could stretch the image to fit the div?
Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
no worries; any idea why mine won’t render properly :D
css: .myImg { width: 100%; }
JBC944
@JBC944
i not sure since this is my first time ever working with html
and i dont know any other code at the moment
i tried the 100% it takes up the whole page
Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
i updated my codepen to make the issue even more obvious
you need to resize the div then
100% makes it fill it’s parent container, in this case the div. the div’s parent, in your case, is the body element, which is about 100% of the window, in your case
div’s are block elements, which automatically are 100% width, if you don’t adjust it manually
JBC944
@JBC944
i got the div width set to 70%
Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
this is in contrast to inline elements, which take up the width of their content
JBC944
@JBC944
height 15%
Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
okay?
JBC944
@JBC944
what should i change it to
Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
no idea, prob a code issue
show code
JBC944
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Eric Phy
@SimplyPhy
and you’re saying the image is 100% the window?
prob need all the code, not just your traycontainer styles