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Jeff Borota
1,050 PointsI need help understanding what this is asking. I'm trying to grasp what the code would look like...
Use the pseudo-class selector that targets default, unvisited links. Set their color value to orange.
Is it: :unvisited { color: orange; }
I have tried this and have had no luck.
2 Answers
Dustin McCaffree
14,310 PointsIf I'm not mistaken, it is ":link". Try that on any class or element that you want to target, for example--
a:link { ... }
Good luck! :)
Dustin
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHey Jeff. Welcome to Treehouse!
You're kind of on the right track.
First you need to select the <a> tag and then specify that you want the un-visited links using :link. You can read more on this pseudo-class on MDN.
So, your code will look like this:
a:link {
color: orange;
}
Make sure when you are using pseudo-classes, you do not put a space on either side of the colon. This will cause an error.
If you have any other questions, please let us know. Keep Coding! :)
ajibola adigun
5,384 Pointsyeah I have questions
ajibola adigun
5,384 PointsI don't really what going on, task 1 and 2 is confusing, any time I check work on task 2 it says task 1 is no longer passing, I don't no what am doing wrong. pls any help
Jeff Borota
1,050 PointsJeff Borota
1,050 PointsHey guys, thanks for the quick responses. I believe i figured it out... brain fart.