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Edward McEntire
8,667 Pointswhen he did a descendant on the ul list the blue letters was still there when he change the color to white, why is it ?
not sure how to ask the question in add question
Edward McEntire
8,667 Pointsdescendant selector, minute 3:03.
Steven Parker
243,657 PointsYou forgot the course and stage, but I think I found it: this video, CSS Basics/Basic Selectors/Descendant Selectors.
2 Answers
Steven Parker
243,657 PointsThose blue letters are part of links ("a" elements).
Links have their own CSS rules that cause them to be blue if unvisited and purple if visited.
But if you continue on to 03:58 in the same video, you can see the white style being applied to non-link text.
Steven Parker
243,657 PointsEdward McEntire — Glad to help. Remember to mark the question closed by choosing a "best answer".
And happy coding!
Edward McEntire
8,667 PointsYes thank you.
Steven Parker
243,657 PointsSteven Parker
243,657 PointsPlease provide a link to the video, or at least the course, stage, and video names. Also please provide an approximate time index where this is being shown in the video.