[Solved] Differences in these syntaxes for CSS? [closed]

Question

The # symbol indicates that it’s an ID selector, so it will only apply to the single element that has that particular ID on the page. You’re incorrect about example A – that’s actually a selector for the element with the ID input, not a general selector for all inputs.

The . symbol indicates that it’s a class selector, so it will apply to all elements that have that class.

The [type="text"] is an attribute selector, so it will only select input elements that have a type attribute with a value equal to text.

Accepted Answer

The # symbol indicates that it’s an ID selector, so it will only apply to the single element that has that particular ID on the page. You’re incorrect about example A – that’s actually a selector for the element with the ID input, not a general selector for all inputs.

The . symbol indicates that it’s a class selector, so it will apply to all elements that have that class.

The [type="text"] is an attribute selector, so it will only select input elements that have a type attribute with a value equal to text.