Tell us what’s happening:
It keeps saying "Your element should have three elements, after the element. "]
Yet i have it what could be the issue? is it spacing or something that im overlooking
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Challenge: Learn More About CSS Pseudo Selectors By Building A Balance Sheet - Step 26
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@kieannadavis18
We cannot see your code due to its size. As @igorgetmeabrain mentioned in his guidance best it to post the code.
However, here are a few things, you may wish to check, along with posting your code using ``` both before and after the complete code for us to view, if these do not work.
Check to make sure there are 4 elements within the < tr> < /tr>
one td element and three th elements.
Make sure that they have not been nested within each other, and are only nested within the tr element which is nested within the thead.
I hope this helps.
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