CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - Pseudo Elements

This video tutorial covers the concept of pseudo elements in CSS, explaining the differences between pseudo classes and pseudo elements. It demonstrates how to use the 'first letter', 'before', and 'after' pseudo elements to style specific parts of an element or insert content before or after an element. The tutorial provides practical examples using an H1 heading element, showing how to change font size, style, and color, and how to insert new content with specific styles.

What is the primary difference between pseudo classes and pseudo elements?

• Pseudo classes style specific parts of an element, while pseudo elements define special states.

• Pseudo classes and pseudo elements are the same.

• Pseudo elements style specific parts of an element, while pseudo classes define special states.

• Pseudo elements are used only in CSS1 and CSS2.

In CSS3, how are pseudo elements distinguished from pseudo classes?

• By using a single colon.

• By using a semicolon.

• By using two colons.

• By using a period.

Which pseudo element is used to style the first letter of an element?

• ::after

• ::before

• ::first-letter

• ::first-line

What property is used with the 'before' pseudo element to insert content?

• font-size

• color

• content

• display

How does the 'after' pseudo element function in relation to an element's content?

• It removes the element's content.

• It inserts content after the element's content.

• It inserts content before the element's content.

• It replaces the element's content.