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Pseudo class selector:
(Recommended learning: css quick start)
1, link, hover, active, visited
a:link (unvisited link state), used to define the regular link state.
a:hover (the state when the mouse is placed on the link), used to produce visual effects.
a:active (the state when the mouse is pressed on the link).
a:visited (visited link status), you can see the links that have been visited.
a:link{color: black} a:hover{color: yellow} a:active{color: blue} a:visited{color: red} <a href="#">Nick</a>
2, before, after
P:before Insert content before the content of each e388a4556c0f65e1904146cc1a846bee element.
P:after inserts content after the content of each e388a4556c0f65e1904146cc1a846bee element.
p { color: yellow; } p:before{ content: "before..."; } p:after{ content: "after..."; } <p> Nick </p>
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