What is CSS Gradient? Definition ,Types and Example

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What is CSS Pseudo-Class Selector Explained with Examples

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ஃ What is CSS Pseudo-Class Selector Explain

ஃ Syntax

ஃ Why Pseudo-Class Selectors 

ஃ Key Characteristics of Pseudo-Class Selectors

ஃ Common CSS Pseudo-Class Selectors with Examples

ஃ Structural Pseudo-Classes

What is CSS Pseudo-Class Selector Explain

 CSS Pseudo-class selector is special keyword added to css selector that allows developers to apply  styles to HTML element based on state behavior ,position or use interaction static structure 

Syntax:

selector:pseudo-class {

  property: value;

}

 Why Pseudo-Class Selectors 

 ✅Browser history

✅Keyboard interaction

✅Mouse movement

✅Form validation states

✅Element order

Key Characteristics of Pseudo-Class Selectors

✔ Use a Single colon (:)

✔ Represent temporary or logical states

✔ React to user behavior

✔ Improve UX/UI without JavaScript

✔ Do not modify HTML content.

Common CSS Pseudo-Class Selectors with Examples

1) :hover 

 Applies style when user places the mouse over element

button:hover {

  background-color: pink;

  color: red;

}

2) :active 

 Applies styles when element is being clicked

a:active {

  color: purple;

}

3)  :visited 

 Styles links that have already been visited

a:visited {

color: orange;

4) :focus 

Used when an input field gets focus.

input:focus {

  border: 2px solid blue;

}

5) :link 

 Select links that have not been visited by the user yet

a:link{

  color:yellow

}

 6)  :checked

 Applies to checked checkbox or radio button

input:checked {

  outline:2px solid red;

}

7) :disabled 

styles disabled form elements

input:disabled{

  background-color:lightpink

}

8)  :enabled 

Styles  enabled form elements 

input:enabled {

 background-color:white;

}

Structural Pseudo-Classes

1) :first-child 

 Selects the first child of a parent element 

p:first-child {

  color: blue

}

2) :last-child 

Selects the last child element

p:last-child {

 color :green;

}

3) :nth-child()

 Selects elements based on their position

li:nth-child(1){

  color:red;

}

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