SOLVED .
input[type=‘submit’] {
display: block;
width: 60%;
}
To style the submit button, you can use an attribute selector, which selects an element based on the given attribute value. Here is an example:
input[name="password"]
The above selects input elements with a name attribute value of password .
Now, use the attribute selector to style the submit button with a display of block , and a width of 60%
You should use an attribute selector of input[type="submit"] to style the submit button.
I did the following, but doesn’t work:
input[type=“submit”]
submit {
display: block;
width: 60%;
}
Challenge: Step 50
Link to the challenge:
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You have an extra submit in the css, the tests fail because of that.
but this is the 1st code w submit in css, the previos ones are in html
I can’t really understand what you mean by this… can you explain a bit more.
u told that there was an extra submit , but I didn’t write any code pointing to submit button before (in this project)
or maybe you meant that submit repeats twice here:
submit {
display: block;
width: 60%;
}
but how do I fix that?
larah23:
input[type=“submit”]
submit {
Look at this code after the input[type="submit"] you have another submit. I was pointing to this extra submit after input[type="submit"]
Thanks for the helpful information
Mod Edit: SOLUTION REMOVED
You use “” this one instead of “” this one and also use submit a double time. Solution is here:
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