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fix(curriculum): improve wording for Crowdin compatibility (#60087)

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Co-authored-by: Ting Chiu <ting.chiu.int@shopback.com>
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curriculum/challenges/english/25-front-end-development/lecture-styling-lists-and-links/672b9538c25634394ceb7b8f.md
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To better understand how to style the different link states, let's take a look at some examples.
The `:link` `pseudo-class` styles unvisited links, indicating that they are clickable.
The `:link` pseudo-class styles unvisited links, indicating that they are clickable.
Here is an example of targeting an anchor element and using the `:link` pseudo-class:

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curriculum/challenges/english/25-front-end-development/workshop-cafe-menu/5f3c866d28d7ad0de6470505.md
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The flavors and prices are currently stacked on top of each other and centered with their respective `p` elements. It would be nice if the flavor was on the left and the price was on the right.
Add the class name `flavor` to the `French Vanilla` `p` element.
Add the class name `flavor` to the `French Vanilla` element.
# --hints--

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curriculum/challenges/english/25-front-end-development/workshop-cat-painting/64770351e8586671ec0911f0.md
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Change the value of the `position` property of `.cat-head` to `sticky`, set `top` to `0`, then remove `left` and its value.
**Note**: To see how `sticky` works, you have to place a couple of texts before and after your `.cat-head` `div` element. If you scroll down after that, you'll see that the `.cat-head` gets stuck to the top and remains there.
**Note**: To see how `sticky` works, you have to place a couple of texts before and after your `.cat-head` element. If you scroll down after that, you'll see that the `.cat-head` gets stuck to the top and remains there.
# --hints--

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curriculum/challenges/english/25-front-end-development/workshop-colored-markers/616d55bd160a95e22453a081.md
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Now that you've got one marker centered with color, it's time to add the other markers.
In the `container` `div`, add two more `div` elements and give them each a class of `marker`.
In the `.container` element, add two more `div` elements and give them each a class of `marker`.
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You should add the class `two` to the second marker `div` element in the `container` `div`.
You should add the class `two` to the second marker `div` element in the `.container` element.
```js
const containerSecondChild = [...document.querySelector('.container')?.children][1];
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ assert.isTrue(containerSecondChild?.classList?.contains('marker'));
assert.isTrue(containerSecondChild.classList?.contains('two'));
```
You should add the class `three` to the third marker `div` element in the `container` `div`.
You should add the class `three` to the third marker `div` element in the `.container` element.
```js
const containerThirdChild = [...document.querySelector('.container')?.children][2];