CSS Selectors in Depth
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Learn how CSS selectors connect styling to HTML content, allowing for more semantic markup and modular styling. This course covers basic selectors, complex classification, combining selectors, and dealing with selector specificity. Improve your project maintenance and interaction without JavaScript.
Cascading style sheet (CSS) selectors are the glue that connects styling to HTML content. Understanding how they work enables a developer to write more semantic markup and keeps styling modular for better project maintenance.
In this course, we will start with basic selectors and work our way through more complex classification of selectors, explaining common use cases along the way. Finally, we’ll look at how selectors can be combined and how selector specificity can create some common problems.
Course Content
Understand Basic CSS Selectors
Identify Interactive HTML Elements with CSS Link Pseudo Classes
Define Form Element States with CSS Form Pseudo Classes
Target Custom HTML Element Patterns with DOM Hierarchy Pseudo Classes in CSS
Target HTML Elements not Explicitly set in the DOM with CSS Pseudo Elements
Chain Simple CSS Selectors for Fine-grain DOM Element Targeting
Advanced CSS Selector Chaining for Improved Interaction without Javascript
Understand CSS Selector Specificity
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