Build emphasis and importance inside the persistent Course dashboard: Emphasis and importance starter project.
HTML basics
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In index.html, replace the placeholder inside <main> with the exact <h1> shown below for Course dashboard.
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In index.html, replace the placeholder inside <main> with the exact <h1> shown below for Course dashboard.
Target index.html · Inside <main>, replace the placeholder comment. Evidence The project contains one visible h1 naming Course dashboard. Snippet<h1>Course dashboard</h1>
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Add the exact paragraph after the h1. It should explain why emphasis and importance matters.
Target index.html · Directly after the h1 inside <main>. Evidence A paragraph follows the primary heading in normal document order. Snippet<p>Emphasis and importance makes this page easier to understand.</p>
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Add the exact unordered list with two learning points, then Run and Check.
Target index.html · After the paragraph, still inside <main>. Evidence The page has a classed unordered list with two list items. Snippet<ul class="learning-points">
<li>Clear structure</li>
<li>Readable content</li>
</ul>
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Complete a project-shaped emphasis and importance build while preserving each passing edit.
Start with the Current task. Open index.html, use Show exact edit when needed, Run, then follow the highlighted next task.
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Name elements so CSS and behavior can target them predictably.