CSS Pseudo-Classes vs. Pseudo-Elements: A Deep Dive
CSS supports a variety of selectors to identify elements for styling, each with its own set of rules. While most selection methods are straightforward, pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements provide more flexibility. They let you select elements based on their state or position within a structure, or they select specific portions of content. These selectors can be tricky to use, and it’s easy to mix up pseudo-classes with pseudo-elements, so how do you differentiate between them?...