Child selector to target anchor

Hello Carolyn,

It looks like there are a few issues in this code. Firstly we'll want to select the child of a div instead of the class "main":<br /> div <a { color: green: font: bold: }

Next, we'll want to switch the < around to > and put a space after it:<br /> div > a { color: green: font: bold: }

Bolding will be considered a change to the "weight" of the font, so we'll need to change "font" to "font-weight": div > a { color: green: font-weight: bold: }

Finally we'll need to put semi-colons ( ; ) instead of colons ( : ) after each statement: div > a { color: green; font-weight: bold; }

The quiz is usually pretty good at giving you error messages to lead you in the right direction. For example, with your code it starts with a message that the child selector is ">".

You may want to review the videos one more time before proceeding.

Hi Carolyn,

You'll need to flip your combinator to face the other way. Try:

.main > a {declarations}

Hope that works for you!

Hi Carolyn, you have to use the greater than sign, which is the Child Selector combinator.

.main > a { color: green: font: bold: }

Thank you. This helped.