Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Pseudo-classes in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) with Examples

The video tutorial introduces pseudo classes in CSS, explaining their purpose and usage. It covers the syntax and application of common pseudo classes like hover, visited, active, and first child. The tutorial demonstrates how to apply these pseudo classes to elements such as cards and hyperlinks, altering their styles based on user interaction. It also touches on the last child pseudo class and encourages exploring more examples on the Mozilla Developer Network.

What is a pseudo class in CSS?

• A class that is not used in HTML

• A keyword added to a selector to specify a special state of an element

• A class that is used to style images

• A class that is used only in JavaScript

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

• :focus

• :hover

• :active

• :visited

What happens to a hyperlink when the 'visited' pseudo class is applied?

• It changes color when active

• It changes color when hovered over

• It changes color after being visited

• It changes color when clicked

Which pseudo class would you use to style the first child of a parent element?

• :last-child

• :first-child

• :nth-child

• :only-child

Where can you find more examples and information about pseudo classes like 'last-child'?

• Stack Overflow

• Mozilla Developer Network

• CSS Tricks

• W3Schools