Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - Targeted Selectors

This video tutorial explores advanced CSS selectors, focusing on targeted selectors. It covers creating HTML structures to demonstrate CSS, using direct child and sibling selectors, and applying attribute selectors. The tutorial also explains how to target specific form inputs using CSS selectors, providing practical examples and insights into less common but useful CSS techniques.

What is the purpose of creating a new file named 'targeted_selectors.html' in the video?

• To explore advanced CSS selectors

• To learn about HTML forms

• To demonstrate basic HTML structure

• To practice JavaScript functions

Which CSS selector would you use to style paragraphs that are direct children of a division?

• div ~ p

• div p

• p + div

• div > p

How can you select an element that is directly after another element on the same level?

• Using the ',' selector

• Using the '~' selector

• Using the '+' selector

• Using the '>' selector

What attribute value would you use to open a link in a new tab?

• target='_top'

• target='_self'

• target='_parent'

• target='_blank'

Which CSS selector would you use to style all anchor tags with a 'target' attribute?

• a:target

• a[target='_self']

• a[target]

• a[target='_blank']

How can you ensure that only text and email input fields are styled with 100% width?

• input[type='button']

• input[type='submit']

• input[type='checkbox']

• input[type='text'], input[type='email']

What is a common use case for using specific attribute value selectors in forms?

• To differentiate between input types like text and email

• To ignore placeholder text

• To apply styles to all buttons

• To style all form elements the same