Update: Complete CSS Selectors #92
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I’m submitting the full documentation for the CSS Selectors section as outlined in issue #85. This was a big module, and I’ve covered everything listed in the issue: simple selectors, combinators, attributes, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements, all rewritten in a clear, beginner-friendly way.
What’s Included
The following files are now added/updated:
Each file follows the structure mentioned in the issue:
intro → syntax → examples → best practices → common mistakes → notes → related topics.
What I’ve Added / Improved
I tried to keep everything practical so learners can immediately understand how each selector works and where it fits into real CSS workflows.
Why This Matters
Selectors are the backbone of CSS, and getting this module done sets a strong foundation for all styling topics that come after layout, responsiveness, effects, and more. This should make the tutorial easier to follow and more enjoyable to learn from.
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