Selectors

 Selectors

In CSS, selectors target HTML elements to apply styles. Here’s a breakdown of common CSS selectors and how they are used:

• Element Selector

Targets all instances of a specific HTML tag.

element {

    /* Styles applied to all <element> tags */

}

• Class Selector

Targets elements with a specific class. The dot (.) symbol is used to select classes.

.a {

    /* Styles applied to all elements with class "a" */

}

• ID Selector

Targets a specific element with an id attribute. The hash (#) symbol is used to select IDs.

#id {

    /* Styles applied to the element with id "id" */

}

• Multiple Classes Selector

Targets elements that have both class a and class b.

.a.b {

    /* Styles applied to elements with both "a" and "b" classes */

}

• Universal Selector (*)

Targets all elements in the document.

* {

    /* Styles applied to all elements */

}

Example Usage:

<div class="a b" id="id">Content</div>

div { /* targets all <div> elements */}

.a { /* targets elements with class "a" */}

#id { /* targets the element with id "id" */}

.a.b { /* targets elements with both classes "a" and "b" */}

* { /* targets all elements in the document */}

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