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ja5on
10,338 PointsI dont remember this being taught in the videos have i missed something?
input[type'submit']:active { background-color: red; }
In practice css selectors
3 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThe practice session is just reinforcement for the actual course. The concepts being practiced here are taught in the CSS Selectors course.
This particular example is combining 3 different concepts:
- type selector
- attribute selector
- pseudo-class selector
Jonathan Kendall
754 PointsI agree with the people saying this tests on subjects not taught in the material which runs into it. It's frustrating because what are we to do? Go through the whole unit again to find out if we missed it, only to find we didn't because it wasn't there?
For me it would be better if, at the end of each unit, there was just a checklist of its content, such as a list of tags and attributes you just watched.
Diego Alvarez
6,680 PointsWe haven't seen the CSS Selectors course, only less than a half of the CSS Basics course, so I guess that's what he meant, we haven't seen attribute selectors, they're a bit hard by the way :P
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThis practice session is specifically to go with the CSS Selectors course, If you haven't seen it yet, you might want to put this one aside and do that first.
Diego Alvarez
6,680 PointsThat's wrong, at the end of the 2nd phase from the CSS Basics course, it suggests you to do this practice :P CSS Selectors course is much further. That's why jasonj7 did this question.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIf the course suggests using this practice out of sequence, you may want to report it as a bug to the Support folks.
You could get an "Exterminator" 
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsI don't know if your personal style would benefit from "slowing down", but for most folks, the best thing beyond the training itself is practice, practice, practice!
Happy coding!