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at-rules

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used in CSS to convey metadata, conditional information, or other descriptive information

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,

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the symbol used to separate multiple selectors

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[data-info^="c"]

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If you wanted to select all the elements that have the attribute 'data-info' and begin with c's which substring-selector would you use?

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nested statement

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subset of at-rules, a nested block that will only be applied to the document if a specific condition is met

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declaration block

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the area where the CSS declarations are made between brackets

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[data-info$="z"]

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If you wanted to select all the elements that have the attribute 'data-info' and end in the letter z, what selector would you use?

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selector

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selects the element(s) you want to make changes to

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cascade algorithm

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defines which rule has precedence over the others

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value

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indicate how you want to change the properties of the selected elements

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;

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the symbol used to separate each declaration within a declaration block

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present a document

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means of converting a document into a usable form for your audience. Browsers do this visually.

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[data-suv]

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Write a selector that will select an element that has the attribute 'data-suv'

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attribute-selectors

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match one or more elements based on their attributes/attribute values

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DOM

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represents the document in the computer's memory

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declaration

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the term for a property/value pair

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[data-condition~="fair"]

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Write a selector that will select any element that has the attribute 'data-condition' and the value contains the word 'fair'

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pseudo-classes

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match one or more elements that exist in a certain state, such as an element that is being hovered over by a mouse pointer

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whitespace

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actual spaces, tabs, and newlines

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CSS

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Describes how elements should be rendered on screen, on paper, in speech, or on other media

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properties

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human-readable identifiers that indicate which stylistic features you want to change

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document

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Usually a text file structured using a markup language (HTML, SVG, XML)

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[data-info*="connor"]

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If you had the element <p data-info="connor"> and <p data-info="cam"> and you wanted to select any element that contains "connor" what selector would you use? Only substring selectors may be used.

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rule

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the selector plus the declaration block

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[data-suv="audi"]

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Write a selector that will select all elements that have the attribute 'data-suv' and value 'audi'

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pseudo-elements

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match one or more parts of content that are in a certain position in relation to an element, for example the first word of each paragraph

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simple-selectors

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match one of more elements based on element type, class, or id

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yes

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Are substring selectors case sensitive? (yes/no)

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