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sebbe12
4,015 PointsOne little nav detail made or break it I'm lost
ul li { color:tomato; }
nav a { text-docration:none }
nav a:hover { color:orange; }
.link:visited { color:red; }
.link:hover { color:green; } This code works fine -----------
ul li { color:tomato; }
a { text-docration:none
}
a:hover { ------- HERE if i remove nav here so it's a{ everything before and after turns out to be the same as how it was before i started writing code in this challange. color:orange; }
.link:visited { color:red; }
Question: why is the nav in nav a:hover {} so importent that it ruin the hole code?
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsThe Container part ("nav") of your descendant selector restricts the rule to only the anchors that are inside that container. Without that, the rule applies to every anchor on the entire page, which is probably not what is needed.