How to Use the Child Combinator in CSS How to target exactly the elements you want with CSS combinators! comment(s) > selects direct children only (e.g., h2 > em) Space selects all descendants, any depth (e.g., h2 em) Combinators can be combined (e.g.,...
Descendant Selectors in CSS Unlock the power of CSS by learning how HTML’s hierarchy shapes every style you apply! comment(s) HTML elements form nested parent-child structures. Parents are directly above children; ancestors can be higher up. Descendant selectors...
identifiers in CSS The secret power of CSS identifiers, the tiny names that give you full control over your styles! comment(s) Identifiers are custom CSS names you create. CSS treats similar names with different cases as unique. Used in list counters like...
Values and Units in CSS : Keywords, Strings and other text values : Images Did you know CSS can create images without using a single file? comment(s) CSS uses URLs to display images. image-set() serves images by device quality. Gradients generate images with colors...
Values and Units in CSS : inherit, initial, unset, Tiny CSS keywords can reset, copy, or undo styles with just one word. comment(s) Keywords control styles without numbers inherit copies, initial resets, unset smart reset all applies to most properties, safer to...
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