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CSS CSS Foundations Selectors Basic Structural Pseudo-Classes

Posted by christina myrie
christina myrie
2,621 Points

how to ,target the li that is the last child of the ul and Set its border to none.

that's the only part i mess up on

1 Answer

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points
Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

Hi Christina,

To target a last child you would use :last-child.
As it's the last child of a li you would have no space between li and :last-child like so, li:last-child.
You would have ul as normal with a space before li:last-child and then have the open and close brackets with border: none; between them.

So I've almost put the whole answer together for you but have tried to explain each step.

Hope this helps.