Master useful CSS pseudo-classes
A CSS pseudo-class is a selector which specifies a specific state of the selected element. For example :hover enables the developer to target ...
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What are CSS pseudo-classes?
A CSS pseudo-class is a selector which specifies a specific state of the selected element. For example :hover enables the developer to target the state when an element is being hovered.
Hover
:hover is probably the most used pseudo-class in CSS. It selects the state of the element when the user hovers over it using a pointing device, like a mouse.
See the Pen hover effect by BiniTutor (@binitutor) on CodePen.
Hover
:hover is probably the most used pseudo-class in CSS. It selects the state of the element when the user hovers over it using a pointing device, like a mouse.
See the Pen hover effect by BiniTutor (@binitutor) on CodePen.