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We c an only s tyle
eleme nts in t he body,
so w e're not showing
the <head> e lement
and everythi ng under it.
Seeing selectors visually
Let's take some selectors and see how they map
to the tree you just created. Here's how this “h1”
selector maps to the graph:
html
h1 {
font-family: sans-serif;
}
head
body
h1
p
p
h2
p
This s elector m atches any
<h1> e lements in the p age,
and t here's on ly one.
img
a
em
a
And here's how the “h1, h2” selector looks:
html
h1, h2 {
font-family: sans-serif;
}
body
p
p
p
h1
h2
Now th e sel ecto r
img
a
em
a
mat che s bot h < h1>
and <h2 > e leme nts.
If we use a “p” selector, here's how that looks:
html
p {
font-family: sans-serif;
}
body
p
p
p
h1
h2
This s elector mat ches all the
<p> el ements in t he tree.
img
a
em
a
 
 
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