Question
A web page has many h2 headings, and a few are part of a class called products. Which CSS rule will make only the h2 headings in the product class appear in coral colored text?
(1 point)
Responses
h2 {color: coral;}
h2 {color: coral;}
#products {color: coral;}
#products {color: coral;}
.products {color: coral;}
.products {color: coral;}
products {color: coral;}
(1 point)
Responses
h2 {color: coral;}
h2 {color: coral;}
#products {color: coral;}
#products {color: coral;}
.products {color: coral;}
.products {color: coral;}
products {color: coral;}
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct CSS rule that will make only the h2 headings in the class called "products" appear in coral colored text is:
```css
.products {color: coral;}
```
This rule targets elements with the class "products." If you need to specifically target h2 elements with the class "products," you would write it as:
```css
h2.products {color: coral;}
```
However, from the options you provided, ".products {color: coral;}" is the closest match based on the classes mentioned.
```css
.products {color: coral;}
```
This rule targets elements with the class "products." If you need to specifically target h2 elements with the class "products," you would write it as:
```css
h2.products {color: coral;}
```
However, from the options you provided, ".products {color: coral;}" is the closest match based on the classes mentioned.