CSS selectors are the foundation of styling web pages. They allow you to target specific elements and apply styles with precision. Here’s a breakdown of key selector types:

1. Element Selectors

Select elements based on their tag name.
Example: 

p { color: blue; }
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2. Class Selectors

Apply styles to elements with a specific class.
Example: 

.example-class { background: yellow; }
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3. ID Selectors

Target a unique element by its ID.
Example: 

#unique-id { border: 2px solid red; }
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4. Attribute Selectors

Style elements based on attributes.
Example: 

[input type="text"] { padding: 10px; }
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5. Pseudo-Classes & Pseudo-Elements

Use pseudo-classes (like :hover) or pseudo-elements (like ::before) for advanced styling.
Example: 

a:hover { text-decoration: underline; }
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For more examples and practical use cases, visit our CSS Guide. 🚀

📌 Tip: Combining selectors (e.g., .class#id) can create powerful and specific targeting rules.