I would like to style the 'TextWithNoStyle', but as it has no element, how can this be possible? <div class=“MyClass”> <a href=“#Something”>Some Text</a> TextWithNoStyle </div> The style needs to affect only the 'TextWithNoStyle' text.
I need headings in a div to be the same size/ font/ color, but I want to exclude any headings inside links. I need anything inside the div to change - Any level of nesting. CSS: #page-container h2 { font-size:…
I am working with React and CSS. I wanted to set "background-color":"yellow" on selector 2 (tr#selector2), if selector 1 (div.selector1) is having "show" class: div.selector1.show And wanted to set "background-color":"red" on selector 2 (tr#selector2), if selector 1 (div.selector1) is having…
I am formatting a Shakespearean script in HTML. Because Shakespeare wrote in meter, it is customary to indent lines that do not begin on the first beat of the meter, like so: p.indent { padding-left: 100pt; } <h4>HERMIA</h4> <p>O me!</p>…
in css below, body selector have priority over universal selector. * { color: rgba(255, 3, 3, 0.966); } body { color: rgb(103, 231, 18); font-family: sans-serif; } but when i load simple HTML like this: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta…
/* CSS */ em {font-style: italic; background yellow} ::autonomous-not-child-of-a-p-element-? :: em {font-style:normal; background gray} Given two situations both using <em> differently, in need to be styled differently. The first case contains a paragraph element and within it one or multiple…
CSS: #container > a { color: yellow!important; } a:focus-visible { color: red!important; } HTML: <div id="container"> <a href="#">Anchor 1</a> <a href="#">Anchor 2</a> </div> We all know, the text color will be still yellow when we focus on an anchor, due…
I've stumbled upon this question about CSS selector. Which is to select the first occurrence of <span> but igoring its hierarchy. I know I could use JavaScript to document.querySelectorAll('span') to get the first DOM object and assign class to it.…
I'm trying to work with CSS to alternate background color in my divs. I can do that, but which divs display changes. I'd like to be able to alternate only what's currently visible. Otherwise it's pretty random what background color…
I have a menu with submenu with a structure like this: <ul> <li> <a class="navigation-item">Menu Item 1</a> <a class="submenu-toggle" /> <ul class="submenu"> <li> <a class="navigation-item">Submenu Item 1</a> </li> </ul> </li> </ul> I want to add a class to submenu-toggle if…