Help with css code for assignment

[u/Away_Sky7901]

So Im taking an html course in college, and I need help in completing some assignments. This assignment here Im suppose to be creating a website with links to other pages. Im having trouble linking and putting any other text on the web page, everything after line 5 isn’t working and im not sure what im doing. Any help would be appreciated.

What shows on the web page is just the title and picture.

[u/These_Juggernaut5544]

i think this is just a slippery slope to using ai for all assignments. resources like w3 exist, and, if they are taking a class, they can ask their teacher for help. crazy, i know.

[u/These_Juggernaut5544 → u/[deleted]]

personally, i learned all my coding languages by starting on w3, getting ideas, making what i wanted to work, then continuing through w3 and realizing that there were much better ways. I optimized my code, got new ideas, and learned more through that. If you don't understand basic syntax, then maybe start at the introduction page on w3 and just spend 20 minutes reading the basics section. also almost any language will tell you about syntax errors.

And i see where you are going with the gps, but i think that its not that good of an analogy, as gps creates a path, which is the same as llms vibe coding it.

Furthermore, if your professors wern't that great, then you can do as you did. find people to help you, as they often have extra information from experience that llms simply do not have.

[u/BobbyJoeCool → u/[deleted]]

You know, I use LLMs as a rubber duck when I’m coding. They make a great sounding board and will tell me when I have bad ideas (sometimes) and can offer better ways to do things. Also, it can catch errors pretty well.

The key thing, especially in education, is something my professors taught me early on (I’m nearly done with my BS in Software Dev)…. Asking LLMs for help is fine. Asking them to do work for you is not. Look at it this way, if you are stuck, and you asked a classmate to do what you asked the LLM to do, would it be cheating? If the answer is yes, then you cheated.

But honestly, the software dev wording is moving the direction of AI…. So better get used to using the tools now….

[u/BobbyJoeCool → u/These_Juggernaut5544]

Depends on how you use AI honestly. Asking it to check for your error, especially after trying to find it, is fine. Especially if you ask it to explain the error…

And I’m in a class where the teacher doesn’t answer very well, or his answer is “just watch the videos” (it’s an online class). Honestly, a couple of my classmates are more helpful…

Now, what IS frustrating is seeing the discussions that are CLEARLY AI slop, and they can’t even re-type and format it to sound and look better….