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Answer» Apply styles to chosen class or ID as follows: - Use the type SELECTOR to select all ELEMENTS of a particular type. The type selector is the ELEMENT’s name without the less-than and greater-than signs.
- Use the class selector to select all elements that you have assigned to a class. The class selector is the period followed by the name of a class. The class selector is added to the end of a type selector. You can add it onto the end of the universal selector, *, to select all elements in the document that have a matching class, such as *.my-class1. You can also use the class selector all by itself, such as .my-class1, which is a SHORTCUT for *.my-class1.
- Use the ID selector to select all elements in the document assigned to that ID. Each element has one ID, which should be UNIQUE in a document.
HTML - type { STYLES }
- *.class { STYLES }
- #id { STYLES }
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