Well, it seems that the selector in the tutorial is still working li.result-card.job-result-card. Be careful, the selector in your reply will select only the active list item (as you can see, the .job-card__contents--active is the active CSS class for a selected list item). We need all the list items (not just the selected one) so you need to get a more generic selector.
If the selector doesn't work, you can go to the Linkedin job search with your browser a copy the
liselector in the DEV tools.Dude this is great man, I got it to work and thanks for teaching me.
Here is the update li to update:
li.result-card.job-result-card.result-card--with-hover-state.job-card__contents--active
Thank you, Sif!
Well, it seems that the selector in the tutorial is still working
li.result-card.job-result-card. Be careful, the selector in your reply will select only theactivelist item (as you can see, the.job-card__contents--activeis the active CSS class for a selected list item). We need all the list items (not just the selected one) so you need to get a more generic selector.Thanks for that, I will give that a try