Selectors in CSS
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Hitesh 2 years, 5 months ago.
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- March 4, 2019 at 10:28 am #54258
A CSS selector is the piece of a CSS decide to set that really chooses the substance you need to style.
A selector in CSS is the bit before the curly bracket, for instance, body or .nav-item, that chooses the substance you need to style.
The various types of selectors incorporate
1) A tag references an HTML tag
2) Class Selector
3) ID Selector
4) Element Type Selector
5) Descendant Combinator
6) Child Combinator
7) General Sibling Combinator
8) Universal Selector - AuthorPosts
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