Pseudo-class keywords are added to the selectors and preceded by a colon (:). Types of Pseudo-Classes There are the following types of pseudo-classes in CSS: Structural pseudo-class: Selects elements based on their position in document such as :first-child, :last-child, etc. Link pseud...
In the next section, we’ll explore the fascinating world of pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements, which take CSS selectors to the next level. Pseudo-Classes and Pseudo-Elements: The Dynamic Duo of CSS Styling Imagine being able to style elements not just based on their inherent properties but ...
CSS3 Selectors and Pseudo-Classes: Appendix D - CSS Cookbook, Third EditionChristopher Schmitt
CSS Level 2 (Revision 1) Recommendation Defined :lang(), :first-child, :hover, and :focus. No significant change for pseudo-classes defined in CSS Level 1. CSS Level 1 Recommendation Defined :link, :visited, and :active, but without the associated semantic meaning. ...
4、伪类选择器(Pseudo-classes): 利用伪类选择器可以标识某些元素不同状态的不同样式,例如a元素: /*makes all unvisited links blue*/a:link{color:blue;}/*makes all visited links green*/a:visited{color:green;}/*makes links red when hovered or activated. focus is added for keyboard support*/a:...
伪类选择符 Pseudo-Classes Selectors 选择符版本描述 E:link CSS1 设置超链接a在未被访问前的样式。 E:visited CSS1 设置超链接a在其链接地址已被访问过时的样式。 E:hover CSS1/2 设置元素在其鼠标悬停时的样式。 E:active CSS1/2 设置元素在被用户激活(在鼠标点击与释放之间发生的事件)时的样式。 E:focus...
Find all useful information about the CSS4 »Mutability pseudo-class« selector (:read-only / :read-write) including explanatory examples & resources to all the other selectors too.
CSS selectors allow you to select elements by type, attribute, and position in the HTML document. This tutorial describes three new options :is() ,...
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Pseudos are comprised of two types: pseudo-classes that select elements in a particular "state" and pseudo-elements that are extra elements on the page that we can select even though they are not in the HTML.