How to do 16.

[waldemarmozola16]

I can not do 16 level. I wrote apple, plate:only-child. It doesn't works. What is correct form.

[cgosorio]

With the selector

plate:only-child

you are selecting the plates that are the only child of their parents.

The solution for that level is

plate > :only-child

to remove the children of plate that are single children.

[waldemarmozola16]

Thanks.

[minoseah629]

This was a nice tutorial. When I got to this, I used

plate pickle:only-child, apple:only-child

My question is why didn't this work? plate apple:only-child, pickle:only-child

[cgosorio]

Your first selector

plate pickle:only-child, apple:only-child

works in level 16.

But with your second selector

plate apple:only-child, pickle:only-child

you are selecting also de pickle on the bento

[mrkarthik3]

I found that this works too...

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plate apple, plate pickle

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Of course, it does not use the first-child.

[Liqiuyue9597]

I can not do 16 level. I wrote apple, plate:only-child. It doesn't works. What is correct form.

After I read the MDN about :only-child, I know the reason why plate:only-child doesn't works is that :only-child need a spacing before. plate :only-child is correct.

[rvpn]

plate *:only-child

this also work but is this the correct way of doing it?

[Ivickysingh]

plate apple,pickle:only-child why it's not working

[smnarnold]

plate apple,pickle:only-child why it's not working

Because a pickle is also the only-child of a bento. So you end up selecting those 2.

[wondermini]

My answer is plate apple:only-child, plate pickle:only-child And it's working.

[kbatyrbayev]

and you can write: "plate>apple, plate>pinckle" === "plate>:only-child"

[asirheras]

My answer is: plate [SPACE] :only-child. Leave a blank space between "plate" and ":only-child"