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Start your free trialCarlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsAttribute selectors
Hi Guys,, I having an issue on one of the css topics. On the code challenge of CSS/ Basic Selectors – Part 2 they ask me for the following:
Use an Attribute Selector to select the <a> element with the 'title' attribute. Give it a color property with a value of red.
Html <h1>Lorem ipsum dolor sit</h1> <div> <p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc pulvinar consequat tortor, nec venenatis erat elementum scelerisque. Curabitur sit amet risus nisi. Aenean aliquet euismod augue at viverra. Ut varius arcu in <a href="#" title="foo">lorem iaculis ullamcorper</a>.</p> <h2>Donec tempor sodales</h2> <p>Sed tincidunt rutrum enim, vitae pharetra justo suscipit a. Nam eu egestas risus. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Nam tempor, augue quis.</p> <a href="#" title="my_title">Donec eget lorem id nisi vehicula...</a> <p>Sed sit amet nulla elit, vel lacinia nisi. Donec eget lorem id nisi vehicula auctor id et dui. Etiam aliquet aliquet sem in rutrum. Cras posuere pharetra sem vitae egestas.</p> </div>
Here is my Css answer and is telling me is wrong. Any help please?
a[title]{ color: red; }
Thanks
3 Answers
Abhay Sharma
8,287 PointsYour answer is correct. they have problem with the system. I made a quick example to verify check here http://cdpn.io/HludD That link is for full page this will be for the editor http://codepen.io/abhaysharma/pen/HludD
Jacob Scanlon
8,994 PointsTry not including the 'a' element. If I remember correctly the 'title' is not an anchor in that exercise.
Carlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsHi Jacob. Thanks for getting back to me. Well what you suggest is not working neither.
html:
a href="#" title="my_title"
css [title]{ color: red; } Any clue please :) thanks so much
Carlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsThanks so much Abhay . I was getting crazy!! lol But listen to this I did use the att="" and it work. so I pass the test Whooo hoooo! Thanks a lot
Carlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsCarlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsHey Abhay. sorry I'm bothering you. I do have another small issue. Please read the following.
css > Text, Fonts and Lists > more propertiies Part 2
The test say: The link's container is set to hide its overflow and it's not allowing the text to wrap, so the link appears to be cut off. Select the paragraph with the class 'link' and set its text overflow to display an ellipsis.
My answer is:
p .link { text-overflow: ellipsis; }
and on the treehouse test screen it show an underline red under text-overflow. (like misspelling check)
I do press "check work" and I get thi: Bummer! Check the text-overflow declaration in your CSS.
Abhay Sharma
8,287 PointsAbhay Sharma
8,287 PointsHello Carlos , I tried the challenge. I guess you are giviing space between p and .link since link is the class on p itself you don't have to add space
having space means the element within the p with class link.
Carlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsCarlos Diaz
Courses Plus Student 9,006 PointsHi Abhay, Thanks so much for the tip!!!! I can't believe i can makes this kind of mistakes :( ITO WORKS NOW! YAY!!!
I really appreciate your help.