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Dekin O'Sullivan
10,749 PointsThe teacher in this video claims that back in css basics course we covered user action selectors. Where?
The teacher in this video claims that back in css basics course we covered user action selectors... this does not seem accurate. I do not recall seeing anything about for ex. "focus" classes etc.... Does anyone know were and if this was indeed covered in basics?
Christian Andersson
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3 Answers
Adam Holt
3,028 Pointshttps://teamtreehouse.com/library/css-basics/basic-selectors/pseudoclasses
This video covers :hover, :active etc, I'm not sure if it mentions :focus specifically.
Dekin O'Sullivan
10,749 PointsGreat, it does, thanks!
Dekin O'Sullivan
10,749 PointsThanks Joshua, nice find. However that video is part of "CSS foundations", not "CSS basics". Seems like an older version of the course... Thanks.
ella sherilyn ramos
7,063 PointsPlease help revise this video, the user pseudo-classes is not available on the track I believe.
"CSS Foundations" was retired on July 8, 2016. You are now viewing the recommended replacement.
If it is part of this track, can someone help us point to the right lesson for that? Thanks.
Joshua Russo
10,037 PointsJoshua Russo
10,037 PointsDekin,
I found the link for you here. https://teamtreehouse.com/library/css-foundations/selectors/link-and-user-action-pseudoclasses-2. Looks like it's part of the CSS Foundations course.