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CSS CSS Selectors Going Further with Attribute Selectors and Pseudo-Classes Substring Matching Attribute Selectors Challenge

Posted by Nathaniel Friends
Nathaniel Friends
2,937 Points

Why does the error about img element keep coming up?

Create a selector that targets an img element if its title value begins with "product-". Set the border color to lightblue.

My answer

img[src*="product"] { border-color: lightblue; }

style.css 
/* Complete the challenge by writing CSS below */

img [src*="product"] {
border-color: lightblue;
}

3 Answers

Nathaniel Friends
Nathaniel Friends
2,937 Points

yes I did try tilte^ but the answer was still the same targeting issue. I looked back in the to tutorial and src was the path. see my previous note. I believe that there must be a bug in the answer?

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points

You really shouldn't ask the same question more than once. And why not fix the things I've already pointed out? Here's the whole list again:

  • the instructions say "title" but the attribute named here is "src"
  • the instructions say "begins with" but the symbol used here means "contains"
  • the instructions say "product-" but the string here is "product" (missing the "-" symbol)
  • and now there's a stray space between the "img" tag and the bracket
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points

In case I didn't mention this before, the examples used in the videos will not be the same as the challenges. So the video might have shown a case where the "src" attribute was part of the selector, but the instructions for this challenge clearly say to use "title".

Nathaniel Friends
Nathaniel Friends
2,937 Points

I finally got it right thank you.