How to select a child in CSS?
Hey Rebecca,
To select a child element in CSS, use the child combinator >. For example, to select all < p > elements that are direct children of a < div > element, you can use:
div > p { /* styles here / } 1 2 3 div > p { / styles here */ } This will select < p > elements that are direct children of < div > elements.
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I agreed with Saniya
But I would also like to share the code that I usually use.
To select a child element in CSS, you can also use the () pseudo-class. For example, to select the second < p > element that is a child of a < div > element, you can use:
div > p (2) { /* styles here */ } This will select the second < p > element that is a child of a < div > element.
Another way to select a child element in CSS is to use the and pseudo-classes. For example, to select the first < p > element that is a child of a < div > element, you can use:
div > p { /* styles here */ } This will select the first < p > element that is a child of a < div > element.
Hope this helped 