I can't solve step 50?

HTML-CSS
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Tell us what’s happening:

Step 50

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% .

Your code so far
html

CSS
.submit{

display:block;

width:60%;

}

Challenge: Step 50

Link to the challenge:

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Your using the class ‘submit’ for the selector but I don’t see any element in the HTML with a class of ‘submit’. If the instructions talk about using an attribute selector for styling then I think it is a good bet that you should probably use an attribute selector to style the submit button :grinning: What attribute on your submit button could you use?

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Hey i had an issue with this one as well, took me quite a bit actually… You have the right idea when you try to create the code. Only issue is they want you to use the
input[name=“password”] but replace the “password” with “submit” button as it says and replace the name before the = sign to type. After that add the remainder of the code you wrote down from { down. Hope this helps

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Could you fix this? i get the same error

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I did the following, but doesn’t work:

input[type=“submit”]

submit {

display: block;

width: 60%;

}

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Hey there- I am also having the same problem with this one. The code I have entered this far is as follows:

input[type=“submit”]
submit {
display: block;
width: 60%;
}

any ideas?

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remove second submit and you good.

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i did what you said and it passed but the concept is just beyond me, idk what the hell im doing

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9

maybe it works
mod edit: solution redacted

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work like a charm, thx

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Im going crazy with this, I did exactly what the other guys response and still didn’t work for me.

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SAME. So frustrating.

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This finally worked for me, after searching and trying numerous times…

Mod Edit: SOLUTION REMOVED

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I got passed without that extra submit element, but I don’t know how this work.

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This worked for me as well.
input[type=“submit”] was super easy but adding the
{qualifier: properties; } wasn’t discussed as a combo.
I had the second Submit like the others.

So now we know that the normal
input {qualifier: properties;}
can accept [additional=“properties”] as a [bracketed] pre-qualifier hence,
input[type=“submit”] {qualifiers: properties;} is the final result.

Glad that’s over :wink:

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thank you sm for this! omg I tried everything and this was the only one that worked for me <3!

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Thank you times a million.

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yo, you need:

Mod Edit: SOLUTION REMOVED

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genius thankssssssss