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#years span[class]{font-size:4.5rem;font-weight: bold; width:4.5rem;text-align:right;}
WARNING
#years span[class]{font-size:4.5rem;font-weight: bold; width:4.5rem;text-align:right;}
I have the right code but it keeps saying I need the #years span[class] selector even though I have written this exact selector.
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Challenge: Learn More About CSS Pseudo Selectors By Building A Balance Sheet - Step 43
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This passes for me. Perhaps you accidentally made a change to the CSS above this? I’m just guessing here. Without being able to see all of your CSS it is hard to help.
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