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    CSS uses rules and selectors to style elements on web pages. Rules are made up of selectors that specify the element(s) to style paired with declarations that set property-value pairs to apply styles. There are different types of selectors including element, class, ID, attribute, and universal selectors. Combinators like descendant, child, sibling, and adjacent sibling are used to select elements based on their relationship to other elements in the DOM tree. Styles can be inherited from parent elements but specificity rules determine which styles get applied when multiple selectors match.

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    CSS uses rules and selectors to style elements on web pages. Rules are made up of selectors that specify the element(s) to style paired with declarations that set property-value pairs to apply styles. There are different types of selectors including element, class, ID, attribute, and universal selectors. Combinators like descendant, child, sibling, and adjacent sibling are used to select elements based on their relationship to other elements in the DOM tree. Styles can be inherited from parent elements but specificity rules determine which styles get applied when multiple selectors match.

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    Css 02 Basics Summary PDF

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    CSS uses rules and selectors to style elements on web pages. Rules are made up of selectors that specify the element(s) to style paired with declarations that set property-value pairs to apply styles. There are different types of selectors including element, class, ID, attribute, and universal selectors. Combinators like descendant, child, sibling, and adjacent sibling are used to select elements based on their relationship to other elements in the DOM tree. Styles can be inherited from parent elements but specificity rules determine which styles get applied when multiple selectors match.

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    CSS works with Rules Different Types of Selectors Selectors with Combinators
    h1 { div + p {
    h1 {…}
    color: red; color: red;
    .some-class {…}
    } }
    [disabled] {…}
    p { div ~ p {
    #some-id {…}
    color: red; color: red;
    * {…}
    } }
    div > p {
    Properties & Values Inheritance & Specifity color: red;
    }
    • Long list of available • Parent styles are generally div p {
    Properties and Values inherited color: red;
    • Check MDN or comparable • Multiple rules can apply to }
    References one element
    • Different Type of Values, • Specifity resolves “multiple
    depending on Properties rules” conflicts
    • Inheritance defaults can be
    changed

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