Advanced Selectors Workshop

Welcome, developers! Today we're diving into the wild world of Advanced CSS Selectors. You think you can handle it?

Lesson 1: Attribute Selectors

We'll start with the basics. Attribute Selectors are like the 'get to know you better' phase of CSS. You're about to become BFFs with elements like [attr]::[value].

						/* Select all <span> elements with a class of 'error' */
						span.error {
							background-color: #FF0000;
							color: #FFFFFF;
						}

See? Easy peasy! Now, go ahead and try it yourself. Practice makes perfect.

Lesson 2: Pseudo-Class Selectors

Time to get fancy! Pseudo-Class Selectors are like the 'I've got a secret' phase of CSS. They're like, 'Oh, I'm not really a class, but I'm related to one.'

						/* Select all <button> elements that are hovered over */
					button:hover {
							background-color: #000000;
							color: #FFFFFF;
						}

Now, you're getting the hang of it. Next lesson, we're gonna get weird.

Lesson 3: Structural Pseudo-Class Selectors

We're getting into the 'I've got a PhD in CSS' phase now. Structural Pseudo-Class Selectors are like the 'I can see the code, but you can't.'

						/* Select the first <li> element within the <ul> element */
					ul > li:first-child {
							background-color: #00FF00;
						}

You're doing great! Next, we're gonna get structural.