Hello, can’t seem to understand what I’m doing wrong on this one if anyone can help?
<input id="loving" type="checkbox"> <label for="Loving" Loving </label>
The text Loving should be nested within the new label element. You have either omitted the text or have a typo.
Remember to close > the starting label tag.
The new
labelelement should have aforattribute with the valueloving. Expectedloving, but foundLoving.
The for attribute starting letter case matters.
Hey, thanks for your response. It still doesn’t seem to work, whenever I delete the close > next to the label element, everything goes black again.
<input id="loving"type="checkbox"><label>for="loving"loving</label>
The for attribute should be inside the starting <label> tag. As all attributes are.
Example:
<input id="name" type="text"><label for="name">Enter name:</label>
<input id="loving"type="checkbox"><label for="loving" >loving</label>
Sorry still can’t get it! IT all looks like it should work without the > between the second two lovings as all red and blue but then when I add the > as per your response, everything goes black /:
nesting the text
Lovingin alabelelement
Capital L for the label text Loving
Make sure there is a space between the two elements.
The same example as before but with a space just in case it isn’t clear
<input id="name" type="text"> <label for="name">Enter name:</label>
FYI. I’ve edited your code for readability.
Use the “preformatted text” tool in the editor (</>) to add backticks around the code to get the proper code formatting.
Sorry, I’m really trying but I’m just not getting it…
I have amended the label Loving to a capital letter & added a space between the elements.
<input id="loving" type="checkbox"> <Label for="loving"> Loving</Label>
````Preformatted text`The element name is label not Label
I swear I tried that before and it didn’t work! ha It’s done, thank you so much! 
Good job. Keep at it.
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