Hey there, how'd it go?

Hopefully you were able to write most or all the selectors for

this practice session.

Now let's walk through the solution.

First, to change the color of all the list items nested inside an unordered list.

You should have created a descendent selector that targets li tags nested

inside a ul tag, and I chose the color lightcoral as the text color.

Next, to remove the text operation from navigation links only, I

created a descendent selector that targets anchor elements inside the nav tag.

Now you could have also included the link pseudo class and

the selector to target the links.

Then right below it, I created a similar descendant selector,

this time using the :hover psuedo-class and set the color to skyblue.

To create hover and visited styles for links inside the main element,

I wrote two selectors, one that targets hovered links inside main

and one that targets links inside main that have been visited.

And I chose to change the color to tomato and remove the text decoration on hover.

And I change the text color to skyblue once visited.

So next up, to change the background color of the submit button when active.

You should have used an attribute selector that targets an input element

with a type of submit followed by the active pseudo-class,

and I chose firebrick as the active background color.

Then to give the text field a blue border upon focus,

I once again used an attribute selector.

This time it targets an input element with a type of text and

to apply a border upon focus, I used the pseudo-class and

gave it a 1 pixel solid border that matches the color of the button.

All right, so let's keep going.

For the next two selectors, you first had to apply classes and IDs to elements.

So I gave the span tag in the footer a class attribute and the value copyright.

I then selected the class in the style sheet using a class selector with a period

in front of the name, and reduced the font size value to 12 pixels.

Back in the HTML, I gave the image tag in the header the ID site logo.

Then to select it, I wrote an ID selector which uses the hash symbol in

front of the name, then set the width to 190 pixels.

Finally, the page uses only h1, h2 and

h3 tags, so I selected all three headings in one rule by grouping them

with a comma separated list of element selectors.

And I applied the Bree Serif, serif font stack as the font-family value.

All right, so now your page should look similar to this.

And it's totally okay if you didn't get all the selectors.

Just keep practicing them until you start feeling comfortable using them.

You're also going to learn so much more about CSS selectors in an upcoming course.

I'll see you soon.