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Advanced CSS 5

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Are there other pseudo-classes beyond the ones for styling links?

CSS defines a first-child pseudo-class that allows you to apply a style to the element immediately following

the one to which the style is applied. For example, styles applied with a selector h2:first-child would

not apply to the heading, but instead to whatever element, most likely a paragraph, followed the heading.

● When you view the page in a

browser, the links should be

styled based either on the

styles used in the a:link

or a:visited declarations.

When you position your

mouse pointer over the

links, you should see the

a:hover style.

8 Repeat Steps 2 to 7 , creating
style selectors for
a:visited, a:hover,
a:active, and a:focus.

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