Using CSS Selectors
CSS selectors allow you to apply styles to specific elements in the DOM. There are selectors such as descendant, direct child, adjacent sibling, and general sibling, which are useful for a variety of web design scenarios.
Syntax
Some examples of selectors are:div p: Selects all p elements inside a div.div : Selects all direct child pp elements inside a div.h1 + p: Selects the first p element immediately following an h1.h1 ~ p: Selects all p elements that are siblings of an h1.
Purpose
CSS selectors are essential for applying styles to specific elements. You can precisely control the style of different elements within a container.
Exercises
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