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Tests don't check tags' case sensitivity in "Basic HTML and HTML5: Inform with the Paragraph Element"
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If you use uppercase P tags in this challenge, tests will output:
Make sure your p element has a closing tag.
That took me a good few minutes of tinkering with the code here and there, refreshing the page and trying different placeholder texts to realize that I accidentally typed an uppercase <P> in the opening tag and autocompleted that with TAB to </P>.
Solution: either adjust autocompletion to convert tags to lowercase or include check for case sensitivity of tags in tests.
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- Created 5 years ago
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@DarthOstrich seeing you’re not up to this yet afaics I’m gonna give it a try
I’d like to tackle this!