I couldn't get this answer.Create an attribute selector that will target <a> elements with a title attribute.

Hi, try this:

[title] { color: darkred; }

Hi there shareyourpeace,

i would like to see how you do it but as i remember from my previous lessons u should select your title attributes by using the command below:

[title] { color: darkred; }

[title] attribute selector should select all elements with title attribute within its rule. Hope that helps.

Hi,

It's better to point someone in the right direction rather than giving them the out right answer as providing the answer does nothing for the learning process.

So with that said, your asked to target the <a> element with the title attribute, so don't forget to add that element to the above answers.

Hope this helps.

Thanks. I tried a few things but I did not have [title] within the square brackets. Going from memory....

In the html I added a class to title (although I don't think this is valid).

<title class="title">

In the css a[class="title"] { color:darkred; }

No need to add the class or change your html, you have the answer correct if you just remove the class=" " and change the html back to how it was.

I also had some trouble with this one and had to refer to this post to go forward.

Was this a trick question? I only ask because the way it was framed, to target <a> elements. Doesn't that suggest something that looks like "a[ ]," especially since there was no examples in the lesson (that I can remember at least) that ended up looking like the correct answer.

I may be over thinking this, but I'm just trying to get a better understanding here.