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On the " Front- end -for- beginners" Course there's a lesson called " landing page product lesson" i need help

it says use a <P> to write something at the bottom of the page. Then write a comment. I wrote the <p> text </p> and a comment like using the correct <!-- --> symbols but it just says something went wrong I have no idea what to do

22nd Feb 2024, 11:00 PM
Jeff Weed
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Jeff Weed keep it simple <h1>New Awesome Product</h1> <img src="https://blob.sololearn.com/courses/np.png"> <p>Introducing the latest and most innovative product designed to make your life easier</p> * I would not normal advise following the instructions and adding a comment but I would suggest ignoring that at this time to get through this section... This may be what is causing the error.
23rd Feb 2024, 4:13 AM
BroFar
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Jeff Weed do you mean <!-- this is your name --> <p> Jeff Weed </p> Or <!-- <p> Jeff Weed </p> --> the second one is wrong as it is solely a comment
23rd Feb 2024, 12:37 AM
BroFar
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This is a copy of the task in the practice session the img at the bottom shows a web page with a smiliy face guys. it says NEW product above him and there's a footer with some writing I copied what it said in at the bottom and put it in between <p> and </p> Then I wrote a commit like <!-- sentence at the bottom--> I tried writing different text in both but it still says "Something went wrong" and shows a kid with an umbrella. I looked in comments and others had the same issue. but some wrote code for the entire webpage. but it one of the first practice sessions in "Front- End-For Beginners" its called" landing page product lesson" Landing pages are designed and written to be clear, concise, and highly persuasive, so people take action. Tasks Add a <p> element with a product description below the image Add a comment to explain your code Remember to commit your changes when you’re happy with the result, to save and move on Example img-component
23rd Feb 2024, 2:28 AM
Jeff Weed