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9,278 PointsAdvanced Nesting Challenge 4 of 4
I do not understand what is being asked and am at a standstill. Please provide guidance.
1 Answer
James Barnett
39,199 PointsYou can use the parent selector &
, at the beginning of a selector like you did in step 3 of this code challenge. Well you can do the same thing at the end of a selector as well.
Basically you want to:
Select any <a>
element that is child of a <p>
which is inside of a <div>
with a class of .footer
If you are still confused on how parent selector works at the end of a selector, you might want to go back and re-watch the video. After that feel free to write here about your understanding of how the parent selector works, I'll try to clear up any areas of confusion.