Basic Selection in CSS
Element selectors allow you to apply styles to all elements of a specific type on a web page. Let's apply the specified styles to all paragraphs and list items on the web page.
css912345678p {color: red;}li {font-size: 16px;}
Element selectors have low specificity, meaning they will be overridden by more specific selectors, such as
class
orid
selectors;They can be combined with other selectors to create more specific styles. For example, you can use a descendant selector to apply a style to all paragraphs that are descendants of a particular element, like this:
css91234#main-content p {color: blue;}
This will apply the specified style to all paragraphs that are descendants of an element with the id
main-content
;
Similarly, another way to use these elements can be to apply a similar style across the board to certain elements. This is done by providing a list of selectors.
css912345h1,h2,h3{font-weight: bolder;color: red;}
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