Targeting fragment identifiers

- Often instead of targeting an entire page,…a link will be used to target a specific region of the page…using what's known as a fragment identifier.…Using the target pseudo-class selector…we can give these regions unique styling…when the URL contains the targeted fragment IT.…Now if that sounds confusing, that's because…this is one selector that's actually easier to understand…by seeing it work then by describing it.…So let's take a look.…Now just to give you an example here,…you see in the first paragraph I have a link…that says site.com/resources and then #FAQ…if you've ever seen that.…

That would link to a specific region of the page.…Well what target allows us to do,…if I scroll down into the syntax you can see,…is that when an element is the target…of that URL fragment identifier,…we can style it a little bit differently,…than the other elements on the page.…Now if I scroll down in the bottom…towards this example area, you can see that…I've got three links here, for section one,…section two, and section three.…