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Amanul Hassan
2,353 PointsConfused
In the video when Guil is talking about "focus class" , he writes in .css "input:focus" .. but as soon as he refresh the browser to show us how it implemented , "input:focus" is magically changed to "a:focus" ? , With my little knowledge of .css , i'm pretty sure that is not what was suppose to happen :S
James Finn
7,055 PointsConfirmed. The instructor goes to tab through and all of a sudden it's the a's receiving focus, not the input. Funny.
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Liam Tarpey
6,247 PointsThey'll teach you how to magically change CSS in a more advanced course. :P
Adam Moore
21,956 PointsAdam Moore
21,956 PointsJust watched that part, and it definitely magically changed! I'm sure it had to do with editing of the video and simply not catching that the instructions/code had been changed. But yeah, you are definitely right!