Sometimes we may need to provide a path to a specific section on a web page using multiple different #-tail URLs, and for this task, as far as I know, we have to use multiple blank <a> elements. Here is…
I'm trying to use CSS to make the text "Permits Required" and the ::before pseudo-class turn red - the ::before contains an icon. .knHeader__menu-list-item:hover::before { color: #aa0003 !important; } .knHeader__menu-list-item:hover { color: #aa0003 !important; } <li class="knHeader__menu-list-item"> ::before <a href="#permits-required"…
I have CSS like this *:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid blue; /* This value is dynamically set based on configuration */ } I now have a button with class toggle that has .toggle { /* ... many other styles */…
I recently discovered the :has() pseudo-class. When I tried to test it I didn't see any changes. I really don't know why. * { margin: 0; padding: 0; box-sizing: border-box; } body { height: 100vh; display: flex; justify-content: space-around; flex-wrap:…
I have some boxes that a lot of informations inside it. I want the information less at first and if the user want to read more information, they click the button "See More". Then if they click that button, the…
When I hover over the <a>, it correctly changes color. But when I hover over the <p>, nothing happens. I do not understand why <p> does not change color when hovered. If I replace the selector with p:hover, then the…
Hello everyone I'm a beginner trying to get better at css. How can you target an element from another div in events like hover, checked, etc. see example of what I mean below: <div> <input type="checkbox"> </div> <div> <button>example</button> </div>…
.obj1a, .obj2b, .obj3c { border: 1px solid #c6ffc7; } .obj1a:hover:not(:focus), .obj2b:hover:not(:focus), .obj3c:hover:not(:focus) { border: 1px solid white; outline: 2px solid white; } .obj1a:focus, .obj2b:focus, .obj3c:focus { border-width: 3px; } The code above is what I'm currently using, and it works…
I am having a problem applying CSS rules to an element inside span tag when using a pseudo-element selector. I have this HTML code <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8" /> <title>A Simple Page</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css" /> </head>…
I am reviewing a code project I found. It is an HTML Forms exercise. In the CSS, it uses :not(old) several times, always in connection with checkboxes and radio buttons. The code does not actually use the word "old" in…