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- Introduction to CSS
- External Style Sheets (Best Practice)
- Multiple Style Sheets
- Embedded Styles (Not Recommended for Large Projects)
- Inline Styles (Avoid if Possible)
- How to Use Basic CSS Selectors to Apply Styles to HTML Elements
- Example HTML and CSS Code Using Selectors
- When and How to Use the Normalize Style Sheet for Browser Compatibility
- Exploring Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Quiz 5 questions
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How to Use Basic CSS Selectors to Apply Styles to HTML Elements
Selectors allow you to target specific HTML elements to apply CSS styling. Here’s how to use the most common selectors:
3.1.6.1. Universal Selector
The universal selector (*) applies styles to every HTML element on the page:
css
* {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
3.1.6.2. Type Selectors
Type selectors target all instances of a specific HTML ...