CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - Pseudo Classes - Part 1

The video tutorial introduces pseudo classes and pseudo elements in CSS, explaining their syntax and usage. It covers how pseudo classes like link, visited, hover, and active can be applied to links to change their appearance based on user interaction. The tutorial also demonstrates creating a simple dropdown menu using the hover pseudo class, highlighting the dynamic styling capabilities of CSS.

What is the primary purpose of pseudo classes in web design?

• To manage server-side logic

• To define the structure of a webpage

• To add dynamic styles based on element states

• To create animations

How is a pseudo element different from a pseudo class?

• Pseudo elements are used for server-side logic

• Pseudo elements define the structure of a webpage

• Pseudo elements are used to create animations

• Pseudo elements style specific parts of an element

Which pseudo class is used to style a link before it is visited?

• hover

• active

• link

• visited

What color is typically used for a visited link by default?

• Goldenrod

• Purple

• Blue

• Green

Which pseudo class is used to change the style of an element when the mouse is over it?

• link

• hover

• active

• visited

What happens to a link styled with the 'active' pseudo class?

• It changes color when clicked

• It becomes underlined

• It disappears

• It changes font size

In the dropdown menu example, what CSS property is used to hide the items initially?

• visibility: hidden

• opacity: 0

• overflow: hidden

• display: none