CSS Group Selector
The CSS Group Selector is used to apply the same styles to multiple elements at once. Instead of writing separate CSS rules for each element, you can group them together using a comma ( , ), making your code cleaner and more efficient. 👉 This will apply the same style to both <h1> and <p> […]
CSS Universal Selector
The CSS Universal Selector is used to select all elements on a webpage.It is represented by an asterisk (*) and applies styles to every HTML element, unless overridden by more specific selectors. This selector is often used for: 👉 This removes default spacing from all elements. Attributes Property Description Example margin Controls outer spacing margin: […]
CSS ID Selector
The CSS ID Selector is used to style a specific HTML element with a unique ID.Unlike class selectors, an ID is meant to be used only once per page, making it ideal for targeting a single, unique element. Each ID must be unique within an HTML document. ID selectors are defined using a hash (#) […]
CSS Class Selector
The CSS Class Selector is used to style specific HTML elements that have a class attribute.Unlike the element selector, which targets all elements of a type, the class selector allows you to apply styles to only selected elements, giving you more control and flexibility. A class can be used multiple times on a page. Class […]
CSS Element Selector
The CSS Element Selector is used to select and style HTML elements based on their tag name.It is the most basic type of selector in CSS and applies styles to all instances of a specific HTML element on a page. For example, you can target all <p> tags or all <h1> tags and apply the […]