Discussion on "Getting Comfortable With CSS Selectors (Part 1)"

Victor Ikechukwu · 2021-04-12T00:26:52.271Z

So you have learned the basic id, class, and descendant selectors—and then called it a day? If so, you're missing out on an enormous level of flexibility. You owe it to yourself to commit these advanced CSS and CSS3 selectors to memory CSS Rules Ever...

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I was wondering what "+" and ">" does but couldn't really find anything about it

thank you for this great article

Thanks, The attribute selectors for anchor tags are new to me.

Nicee. You reminded me about them attribute selectors. Looks like something fun to try out.

Wonderfully explained Victor, I always forget about the signs in the attitudes selector.

Hopefully, I'll remember to use it when needed from now 🙃.

🤩🤩Thanks Favour, I'm glad a CSS master like You found it useful💃

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You explained "CSS Selectors" exceptionally Victor Ikechukwu. Love it!

🤩🤩Thanks so much Edidiong Asikpo, you liking this means so much to me 💃

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