The main element should have two paragraph element as children

[JessicaStudies]

how did you solve it?

[ilenia]

If you have questions about a challenge you can use the Ask for help button so that a thread will be created that includes your code and you can ask questions and people will be able to help based on your code and questions

[Nob0ddy]

Thank you so much i was stuck on that

[mbabu247]

how did you solve it…can you specify for others to know

[ilenia]

the “you need to share your code for others to be able to help you” is valid also for you

[spojukwu]

thanks, this is helpful

[simonebogni]

Hello, I strongly suggest to mark the topic as solved (the solution hint was provided in one of the first replies), so other people can see it has been solved directly from the forum section.

[ilenia]

unfortunately the thread creator has not be seen since october 2018 - and I don’t want to read through the whole topic to see what was the most useful post and mark it as solution

[simonebogni]

Hello @ilenia. I’ve read them all and actually the majority of the 28 posts are short posts by people saying that they have the same problem.

I suggest this answer (the 5th from top) as the solution:

@lasjorg

I think i get why so many people seem to have trouble with this exercise . The video is misleading, both p elements needs to be nested inside the main element (he also forgets to close the p tag).

The indentation he shows can be achieved by selecting the p elements and pressing tab, however, i would suggest manually indenting them by putting the cursor in front of the elements and using two spaces.

[mahmud.moni]

I just added another

<p> </p> within the <main> </main> tag

[Fabregas4]

thank you so much, problem solved