Join Jen Kramer for an in-depth discussion in this video Additional CSS practice , part of CSS: Selectors.
- [Jen] Hey, this is Jen. … Thank you so much for watching this course. … I really appreciate you taking the time … to learn more about CSS selectors. … If you'd like to learn more, … my two favorite CSS websites … are the Mozilla developer network and CSS-Tricks. … You can always count on those two resources … for having the latest information about CSS. … If you're looking for more practice with CSS selectors, … we have a longer CSS quiz that's available to you here … on the course on some platforms, … and that will walk you through a whole bunch … of example questions and give you immediate … feedback about whether you got the answers right or wrong. … Thank you so much again, … and see you in another course sometime soon. … …
Author
Jen Kramer
Released
5/2/2019- Targeting classes and IDs
- Working with group selectors
- Targeting element attributes
- Targeting links with pseudo-class selectors
- Targeting child elements and empty elements
- Targeting parent, child, and sibling elements
- Best practices for CSS
- The impact of CSS selectors on performance
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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The power of selectors1m 8s
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1. Review of Basic CSS
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CSS terminology2m 58s
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Groups of selectors1m 52s
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Compound selectors3m 19s
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2. Combinator Selectors
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Descendant selectors3m 36s
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Parent-child selectors3m 51s
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3. Attribute Selectors
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Simple attribute selectors2m 47s
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4. Pseudo-Classes, Pseudo-Elements, and the Universal Selector
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Understanding :not2m 53s
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:root and :empty4m 27s
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5. Choosing Selectors
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Conclusion
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