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CSS

Posted by Felipe Henao
Felipe Henao
2,563 Points

Use an Attribute Selector to select the <a> element with the 'title' attribute. Give it a color property with a value of red.

a[class~="title"] { color: red; }

Guil Hernandez
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher
Guil Hernandez
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher

Hi Felipe Henao,

You're close. All you need to include inside the square brackets is the attribute itself. Nothing else. :)

Felipe Henao
Felipe Henao
2,563 Points

Hi Guil, the title attribute i found in HTML is "foo" I already put it in and nothing happened. the error is always "check your selector syntax"

Felipe Henao
Felipe Henao
2,563 Points

I Got it, Thank you so much !

a[title]{ color: red; }

1 Answer

Ram Ada
Ram Ada
360 Points
Ram Ada
Ram Ada
360 Points

I think your error here is the [class~="title"] part. In CSS class selectors are represented with a period before the class name.

I believe your CSS should look like this:

a .title { 
    color: red;
}