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Bernadette Isaacson
13,736 PointsCreate hover and visited styles for all links inside 'main': Doesn't the order matter?
The solution in the video shows the rule for hover followed by visited, but that doesn't seem to work. The order matters--it should be visited followed by hover.
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/link-pseudo-classes-in-order/
2 Answers
Bernadette Isaacson
13,736 PointsYes, however the instructor doesn't adhere to that order in the video so the style sheet, as he has written it, is incorrect. I just wanted to point that out in case someone else gets confused and also bring it attention to staff that the video has an obvious error.
Ian Evans
Courses Plus Student 978 PointsHuh, never knew that!
Dayana Guevara
Courses Plus Student 2,008 PointsDayana Guevara
Courses Plus Student 2,008 PointsIt does works! In the excercise both pseudoclasses are refered to DIFFERENT links, 'hover' for navigation links and 'visited' for the links within de "main" section. The order matter when both pseudoclasses are applied to the same selector.