CSS3 Selectors
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The ultimate CSS3 Selectors guide. If you're new to the world of CSS, or want to catch up on the new techniques in CSS2 and CSS3 you just found the perfect course for you. JavaScript/jQuery developers think you will get out of it that easy? Even if you don't plan to become a CSS developer, knowing the rules of selectors will bump up your capabilities and leverage selectors to create better interactive sites. Become amazing at what you do by knowing the most important aspect of web development and design - the power of selection. By the end of this course you will be a master CSS3 Selector. No wonder so many students choose 02GEEK training, learning better is better.
The most important things students will gain by the end of the video course:
- You will know all the ways to work with selectors making your web design easier and more powerful.
- Lay down the most important foundation skills to become a jQuery developer.
- Be up to speed with the most cutting edge ways to build websites.
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Topics
- The Universal Selector (05:34)
- Linking and Action Selectors (06:10)
- CSS2 Attribute Selectors (14:36)
- CSS3 Attribute Selectors (07:13)
- Localizing your site with language selectors (12:08)
- Working with the Not CSS3 Selector (08:21)
- Combining logic with combinator selectors (08:10)
- Playing with the CSS3 UI selectors (13:45)
- Adding dynamic Content before or after an element (05:53)
- Manipulating inner content with inner content selectors (05:11)
- Focusing on a target with CSS3 (04:41)
- Getting to know the structural selectors (11:50)
- Comparing between only-child and only-of-type (06:00)
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