Associate the text Loving with the checkbox by only nesting the text Loving in a label element and place it to the right side of the checkbox input element.
<input id=“loving” type=“checkbox” <label for=“loving” Loving
hello and welcome to fcc forum 
that piece of code has invalid syntax in it, i hope you can see that too
and also share that step url, while asking questions as well
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happy learning
am not getting it…, its giving me lots of headache
it can happen to best of us, dont be upset, just a part of learning
look closely to this code you posted <input id=“loving” type=“checkbox” <label for=“loving” Loving
- both “input” and “label” closing tag is missing
- also both of them missing closing bracket ‘>’
if you address these adjustments, it should be fine…
happy leanirng
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well…i got it now…hahahah…
Loving
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Loving
how did you solve it? please help if you still remember
yes, are you having any issues?
I got it now…it is so confusing 
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Please i am having issues, whats the correct code
hello… what is the issue ?
lol. That’s what I ran into when I was coding.
I’m having the same problem. My code looks like this. The label signs were already there in the question.
<label><input type=“checkbox”>Loving</label>
I have a single input element (I think) but the feedback message says I have more than one, whatever order I put the code. Any help gratefully received.
if it’s for “step 55” then all you need to do is to add “id” to your “input” element
Step 55
Add an id attribute with the value loving to the checkbox input.
happy learning
Thanks, Bappyasif. I worked it out this morning with a refreshed mind. Now well into the Cafe exercise.
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