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The ‘content’ Property with Pseudo-Elements: Inserting Generated Content Using ‘::before’ and ‘::after’.

The 'content' Property with Pseudo-Elements: Inserting Generated Content Using '::before' and '::after' (Lecture: Professor CSS Whimsical, Chair of Sartorial Styling & Dynamic Decoration) (Welcome music: A jaunty rendition of "Pop…

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Understanding CSS Pseudo-Elements: Styling Specific Parts of an Element (like ‘::before’, ‘::after’) or the First Letter/Line.

CSS Pseudo-Elements: Unleash Your Inner Stylist – A Hilariously Practical Guide (Lecture Hall Buzzes with Anticipation. Professor Pixel, clad in a slightly-too-loud CSS-themed Hawaiian shirt, strides confidently to the podium.)…

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The ‘:nth-child(n)’ Pseudo-Class: Styling Elements Based on Their Position in a Series of Siblings Using Formulas.

The nth-child(n) Pseudo-Class: Styling Elements Based on Their Position in a Series of Siblings Using Formulas (Or, How to Wrangle Your HTML Children) Alright, gather 'round, class! Today, we're diving…

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Styling Active Elements: Using the ‘:active’ Pseudo-Class to Apply Styles While an Element is Being Clicked or Activated.

Styling Active Elements: Taming the Click with the :active Pseudo-Class (A CSS Comedy Show!) (Applause! Upbeat intro music fades) Alright, alright, settle down, folks! Welcome, welcome, to another episode of…

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Applying Styles on Hover: Using the ‘:hover’ Pseudo-Class to Change an Element’s Appearance When the Mouse Cursor is Over It.

Lecture: Hovering Like a Boss: Mastering the :hover Pseudo-Class 🧙‍♂️✨ Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Grab your metaphorical coffee (or, you know, actual coffee, I'm not your boss... unless…

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Exploring CSS Pseudo-Classes: Styling Elements Based on Their State (like ‘:hover’, ‘:active’) or Position (like ‘:first-child’) in the Document.

Exploring CSS Pseudo-Classes: Styling Elements Based on Their State (like ':hover', ':active') or Position (like ':first-child') in the Document. (Professor CSS, adjusting his oversized glasses and beaming at the class,…

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