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| * You may have noticed that using styles in HTML lets you change a single element, while using CSS lets you change all associated elements, but what if you want to change just certain elements? | * You may have noticed that using styles in HTML lets you change a single element, while using CSS lets you change all associated elements, but what if you want to change just certain elements? | ||
| * To do this we use selectors, which identify the specific elements you want to treat differently. | * To do this we use selectors, which identify the specific elements you want to treat differently. | ||
| - | * The first of these is < | + | * The first of these is < |
| * Let's highlight the data for Carlos in yellow. | * Let's highlight the data for Carlos in yellow. | ||
| * First, we need to specify the row, but giving it an < | * First, we need to specify the row, but giving it an < | ||
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| * Notice the difference between the last two examples. The first < | * Notice the difference between the last two examples. The first < | ||
| * There are many other ways of specifying and combining selectors, but these are the main ones you'll use often. For more, follow the link on the Summary page. | * There are many other ways of specifying and combining selectors, but these are the main ones you'll use often. For more, follow the link on the Summary page. | ||
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| + | ==== Final Code ==== | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
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