Mastering CSS3 Selectors : Focusing on a target with CSS3

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CSS3 Selectors

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)

Focusing on a target with CSS3

One of the coolest new selectors to CSS3 is the target selector. The target selector enables you to control the styling of an item that is the focus of a hashtag link. HTML links can have a #name applied at the end of them. These anchor names help the browser jump to areas of a page based on anchors. With the new CSS target selector we can now help viewers by highlighting the selected area making it a much easier find for them. By the end of this lecture you will know how to work with the new: target selector in CSS3.

properties: :target, css3 selector

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