CSS Selectors

Match elements by their role and state without brittle document paths. Each lesson makes one concrete CSS decision and names its verification cost.

Lessons

• CSS combinators: select relationships without encoding every wrapper
• CSS pseudo-classes: style interaction states without hiding them
• CSS :is and :where: group selectors without accidental weight
• CSS :has: style a parent from a meaningful child state
• CSS structural selectors: style repeated items without hard-coded positions

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Common Mistakes

• Do not carry a sample rule into production without checking its containing markup.
• Do not skip keyboard, zoom, or long-content checks when a visual result looks correct.

More applied lessons

• CSS attribute selectors: target explicit document state
• CSS pseudo-elements: decorate without relocating meaning