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🌐 Web (HTML & CSS)

Selectors & Properties

A CSS rule has two parts: a selector (what to target) and declarations (what to change). You can select by tag name (h1), class (.my-class), or ID (#my-id). Classes are the most common — add a class in HTML and style it in CSS. Properties like color, font-size, and background control appearance.

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Selectors & Properties

A CSS rule has two parts: a selector (what to target) and declarations (what to change). You can select by tag name (h1), class (.my-class), or ID (#my-id). Classes are the most common — add a class in HTML and style it in CSS. Properties like color, font-size, and background control appearance.

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How do you select by class in CSS?