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Magdalena Misiuna
14,873 PointsI can not find a solution to make every 2nd letter in the heading a different color. Could you help?
I know I saw this in one of the CSS SElector tutorial, but can not find it :(
3 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsOnly the first letter has a pseudo-class (:first-letter), so to style others you'll need to enclose them in an element like "span". For example:
<h1>S<span class="L2">a</span>mple heading</h1>
.L2 { color: red; }
Magdalena Misiuna
14,873 PointsI was hoping there is a way to avoid placing <span> on every second letter. Thank you so much for your help!
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThere isn't currently. But there is a proposal for future CSS versions to have a ":nth-letter" pseudo-class that would do the trick!
Happy coding!
Magdalena Misiuna
14,873 Points:nth-letter, it would be a perfect solution! Thank you again.