Attribute Selectors.
Advanced selectors in CSS allow for more specific and precise styles. Attribute selectors allow you to apply styles based on the value of a specific attribute of an element.
Syntax
The basic syntax for using an attribute selector is:[attribute="value"] { css-properties }
Attribute selectors include: [attribute], [attribute="value"], [attribute^="value"], [attribute*="value"], etc.
li[class]
{
font-size: 200%;}li[class="a"]
{
background-color: yellow;}li[class~="a"]
{
color: red;}Purpose
Attribute selectors allow you to apply specific styles to elements based on the value of a given attribute. Examples:
- Select links pointing to a specific site.
- Style buttons based on their data type.
- Apply styles to input fields with a specific value.
Exercises
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