There’s another way to associate an input element’s text with the element itself. You can nest the text within a label element and add a for attribute with the same value as the input element’s id attribute.
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"> Loving
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I see no label element, and it looks like you changed the capitalization of the id attribute.
I dont understand the step 55. what do i need to do?
You need to be more specific. Which part of the additional instructions I gave you are you not sure about.
This is what i got after including the label element
<input id="Loving" type="checkbox"> Loving
<label for="Loving">Loving</label>
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Your checkbox should still have an id attribute with the value loving. You may have removed the attribute or changed its value.
You changed this to as uppercase L. You need to keep it as a lowercase loving.
I fixed it! Thank you so much
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