Solution re: new correct link for the Bootstrap course being merged on Pluralsight.

[Angelfirenze01]

Hello CodeSchool,

After completing the HTML Portfolio Project tasks, I noticed, after some sections, the word 'MENU' pops up.

Here are examples:

Create the Page Header

At the top of our page, we'll want to create an element with a class of header for us to add some information about ourselves. MENU

Header Text

Inside of our .header element, create an h1 tag with your name in it. This is your portfolio, so it makes sense for your name to have the most prominence. MENU

Job Title

Also inside the .header element, add a h2 tag with a job title (ie. "software developer", or "web designer", or "maker of things", etc). MENU

The Tagline Element

Next, create a new element that has a CSS class called tagline. In this element you'll be giving a little more information about yourself. MENU

A Little About You

Inside the .tagline element, create a h3 tag inviting the visitor to learn more about you (ie. "Learn More About Me", or "Here's What I Do", etc). Also add an introductory paragraph with more information about yourself, including what things you're passionate about, programming languages you enjoy writing in, etc. MENU

The Skills Element

Next, we'll create a place to list out our current skills by creating an element with a class of skills. In here we'll be listing out what we already know. MENU

Skills Content

Inside the .skills element, create a h3 tag inviting the user to learn more about your skills (ie. "my skills"). Also add a paragraph tag describing your skills (ie. "I enjoy writing front-end code with these technologies"). MENU

List of Skills

Inside the .skills element, create a new ul which will be a list of of your skills. In here, add 3 skills you currently possess. HTML must be one of these skills. MENU

The Contact Element

The last section of our page will give people a way to contact us. Create a wrapper element for this area and give it a class of contact. MENU

Contact Copy

Inside the .contact element, create a h3 tag inviting the user to contact you (ie. "contact me", or "drop me a line"). Also add a paragraph tag describing how people can contact you. MENU

Secondly I have noticed in the 'next steps' section there is [Build a Portfolio Using Bootstrap)(/projects/build-a-portfolio-using-twitter-bootstrap) . Should it be Build a Portfolio Using Bootstrap? -- this is a deprecated link to Code School's old Bootstrap curriculum page link.

This curriculum is now hosted on Pluralsight's curriculum from Code School that was ported over after Code School sold their company.