CSS you didn't know you could style
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CSS you didn't know you could style
"CSS offers a great way to indicate that your website was built by a professional who left nothing undesigned in their website, it's called the selection pseudo-selector. This can be applied to the whole website, the whole page or just a part of it using CSS."
"You can style the color and background-color (and also add text-shadow and text-decoration), but please consider readability here as some people are selecting the text as they read."
"The caret is the little blinking 'cursor' inside text inputs and text areas, it can be set to a different color or shape, by default it looks like this: | and it is blinking."
CSS extends beyond basic layout and color styling, allowing developers to customize native browser elements. The selection pseudo-selector enables styling of text selections, enhancing user experience. Developers can apply styles to the entire page or specific elements, but must consider readability and accessibility. Additionally, the caret in text inputs can be customized in color and shape, providing further design flexibility. These features demonstrate the potential of modern CSS in creating a polished and professional web presence.
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