CSS Third Lesson
Basic Frontend Web Development - Lecture 9
Course by: The Cyber Champs
Welcome to the third lesson in our CSS series! In this session, we’ll dive into CSS selectors, a fundamental aspect of styling web pages. This lesson is suitable for beginners and those looking to sharpen their CSS skills.
We’ll cover various selectors, including universal, element, ID, and class selectors, as well as more advanced concepts like descendant selectors and pseudo-classes. By the end of this lecture, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to efficiently target and style elements in your HTML.
🚀 From Beginners to Advanced: By the end of this bootcamp, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to tackle real-world projects with ease. Get ready to unleash your coding superpowers and become a web pro!
Chapters Overview:
00:00 - Introduction
00:16 - CSS Selectors: Overview of different types of selectors.
02:25 - Basic Syntax of Selectors: How to write selectors.
03:24 - Universal Selector: Selecting all elements.
06:03 - Element Selector: Targeting specific HTML elements.
09:11 - ID Selector: Using IDs to target unique elements.
13:51 - Class Selector: Targeting elements with specific classes.
18:40 - DRY Code: Writing clean, reusable CSS.
19:30 - Descendant Selector: Targeting nested elements.
27:13 - Pseudo-Classes: Styling elements based on their state.
29:20 - :hover Pseudo-Class: Styles on mouse hover.
30:35 - :active Pseudo-Class: Styles when elements are activated.
32:25 - :checked Pseudo-Class: Styles for checked inputs.
34:07 - :nth-of-type Pseudo-Class: Targeting elements based on their type and order.
36:00 - Pseudo-Elements: Styling parts of elements.
37:00 - ::first-line Pseudo-Element: Styling the first line of text.
38:51 - ::first-letter Pseudo-Element: Styling the first letter.
40:06 - ::selection Pseudo-Element: Styling text selection.
41:08 - Summary: Recap of key concepts.
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