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Azzam Omari
1,413 PointsI cant understand this question!
I have tried many answers but all of them do not work!
2 Answers
Max Senden
23,177 PointsHi Azzam,
I assume you're asking about one of the open questions. So in short:
The universal selector can be targeted in CSS by using the * (asterisks). An element on a page can only have one id. An element can only have one id. (it's a bit of a weird question but both answers to this one are 'one'). A class can be targeted in the CSS by using the . (dot).
Hope it helps, Max
Azzam Omari
1,413 PointsI wrote "one id" but it does not work!
Thanks.
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsJason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHi Azzam,
There are nine questions in the quiz you are linking from that are randomly generated every time the quiz is loaded. You will need to copy/paste the literal question and what answers you have tried in order for the Community to be able to offer assistance.