Help, stuck at the 'attribute selectors to style elements' challenge in CSS basics

First off: complete and utter coding noob that is trying to learn with this exellent curriculum. However in the challenge: ‘##Learn Basic CSS: Use Attribute Selectors to Style Elements’, I’m completely stuck.

I’ve typed my code as I think it should work…

[type= 'checkbox'] {

    margin: 10px 0px 15px 0px;

  }

but keep getting this output from the test output box below:

attribute selector should be used to select the checkboxes. // tests completed

HELP: I’m stuck here and I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong. I’ve used hints, watched the video and copied what is said there 1-1… still same results. I’ve been ‘breezing’ through HTML and half of CSS so far so I can’t figure out what is up here…
Driving me nuts…

Any help at all is greatly appreciated.

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Hi ieahleen,

Thanks for the reply. I’ll keep your suggestions in mind although I did use the ‘ask for help’ button on the challenge but then I was prompted to log in and so I suppose that threw a wrench in copying the code.

Remove the space between the = and 'checkbox', it’s just a test “thing”.

[type='checkbox']

Challenge link:

Edit: Just to be clear. The code you have is valid and would work in a browser, but the test doesn’t allow it. However, having a space there isn’t good formatting, so it’s for the best.

Use this :
input[type=“checkbox”] {
//code
}

Your missing the “input” before your opening bracket([)