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Kevin Naegele
10,868 Pointssubstring matching attribute selectors quiz HELP
I have been trying to finsh this quiz and will never forget how to type substring matching attribute. I have copy and pasted from notes, retyped and not sure what i am missing ie: [att^="val"] or a[att^="val"]
6 Answers
Jessica Barnett
8,028 PointsTry just the * , $ , and ^ by themselves. I think that might do it. : )
Kevin Naegele
10,868 PointsAnd it is Jessica for the WIN! thanks
Jessica Barnett
8,028 PointsHow is the question/challenge worded? Which one are you stuck on?
Kevin Naegele
10,868 Pointsall wrong
The ___________ character is used to select an element whose attribute value contains at least one instance of the specified substring.
I put [att*="val"]
The _______ character is used to select an element whose attribute value ends with the specified substring.
[att$="val"]
The _____ character is used to select an element whose attribute value begins with the specified substring.
[att^="val"]
Kevin Naegele
10,868 PointsI get all the multiple choice correct but not the type in questions
Michelle Pepe
Courses Plus Student 6,125 PointsThe $ character is used to select an element whose attribute value ends with the specified substring.character is used to select an element whose attribute value ends with the specified substring.
Anya Coleman
2,995 PointsThe * character is used to select an element whose attribute value contains at least one instance of the specified substring.
The $ character is used to select an element whose attribute value ends with the specified substring.
The ^ character is used to select an element whose attribute value begins with the specified substring.