What are CSS selectors and how do they work?

What are CSS selectors and how do they work?

CSS selectors are patterns used to select elements on a webpage for styling. They can target elements by tag, class, ID, and more.

Can you give me examples of different types of CSS selectors?

Sure! Some common types include:

1. Type Selector: div selects all <div> elements.
2. Class Selector: .className selects all elements with the class 'className'.
3. ID Selector: #idName selects the element with the ID 'idName'.
4. Attribute Selector: [type='text'] selects input elements with type 'text'.

What is the difference between class selectors and ID selectors?

Class selectors (e.g., .className) can be used on multiple elements, while ID selectors (e.g., #idName) should be unique and used on only one element per page.

How do I combine multiple selectors?

You can combine selectors by separating them with commas. For example, div, .className, #idName will select all <div> elements, elements with the class 'className', and the element with the ID 'idName'.