review:Attribute selectors challenge task1 (using img[title="avatar"]{}

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Challenge Task 1 of 3

Create an attribute selector that targets img elements with a title attribute value of "avatar". Give the elements a border radius of 50%.


/* Complete the challenge by writing CSS below */

img[title="avatar"]{

  border-radius:50%;

  

}

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