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Day #1 Basic Syntax of CSS - Selectors

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CSS is made up of rules,
and rules are made up of selector(s) and the declarations which are made up of a property-value pair

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Selectors are the elements in HTML which are being selected to follow for that specific rule in CSS

These are the most common selectors:
  • ID selector: for selecting only one element (ex: #titleOfHomepage)
  • Type selector: for selecting all elements of one type (ex <h2>)
  • Class selector: for selecting some elements (ex: .imgs-of-authorss)
  • Universal selector: for selecting all elements on the HTML file (*)

And we can even group, chain the selectors, I'm going to note it later 

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https://warpcast.com/3chih21/0x8c35d427

Oh! I just found that I was confused when I was writing😓
The type selector doesn't have <> symbol, 
so the example I gave is wrong,
It should be only shown as h2 not <h2>

Btw, I've changed to use account @is-h80h to continue my coding diary since I want to run a pure coding account 🙏

h80h is pronounced hedi huang ; code here, meme there @3chih21

Oh! I just found that I was confused when I was writing😓
The type selector doesn't have <> symbol, 
so the example I gave is wrong,
It should be only shown as h2 not <h2>

Btw, I've changed to use account @is-h80h to continue my coding diary since I want to run a pure coding account 🙏

https://warpcast.com/3chih21/0x00daf16b