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Rolf Willems
2,249 PointsCode Challange doesn't accept my code
Hi, im doint this course and i tried to (as the assignment said) 'Add a new attribute selector that will target the input element with the type attribute value text. Set the background color to lightyellow' and this is my css-code, but it doesn't accept it. Anyone who can help me? I would appreciate it!
Sincerely, Rolf
a[title] {
color: darkred;
input[type="text"] {
background-color: lightyellow;
}
2 Answers
Joe Mills
18,617 PointsThe challenge says to add a new selector, you have yours inside of the previous selector. You need to close the curly braces after color: darkred;. The code itself is correct
Laura Cressman
12,548 PointsFound the bug-you forgot to close your curly braces for the a[title] selector, so the new input selector was inside those curly braces. Does that help? Smile, Laura :)
Rolf Willems
2,249 Pointsthank you so much, that was it! I guess i have to take another course about de-bugging ;)
Rolf Willems
2,249 PointsRolf Willems
2,249 Pointsthank you so much, that was it! I guess i have to take another course about de-bugging ;)