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troy beckett
12,035 Pointscss question?
i'm currently working through a code trying to understand and hopefully use it:
I came across a selector that I wasn't sure of could someone explain it's not a big thing but I'm not sure of it:
main-nav:target + .page-wrap{}
what does the "+" mean into between the class and id selector, what does it actually mean
1 Answer
Stephen O'Connor
22,291 PointsThe '+' means the style will apply only to the .page-wrap element immediately after the main-nav:target. Check out the page on adjacent selectors on the W3C for more info.