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3.4 Attribute Selectors
CSS Level 2 provided us with a basic method for selecting elements based upon the value of a particular attribute. CSS3, however, takes this further. We can now use a regular-expression-like syntax to target everything from PDF files to external links.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction00:53
1.1
Introduction
00:53
2.The Basics
2.1Border-Radius04:53
2.1
Border-Radius
04:53
2.2Box-Shadow06:32
2.2
Box-Shadow
06:32
2.3Prefixr03:11
2.3
Prefixr
03:11
2.4Text-Shadow03:43
2.4
Text-Shadow
03:43
2.5Gradients10:39
2.5
Gradients
10:39
2.6Columns04:51
2.6
Columns
04:51
2.7An Introduction to Media Queries06:24
2.7
An Introduction to Media Queries
06:24
2.8Transition Basics04:44
2.8
Transition Basics
04:44
2.9Custom Fonts with @font-face05:33
2.9
Custom Fonts with @font-face
05:33
3.CSS Selectors
3.1Selector Basics06:47
3.1
Selector Basics
06:47
3.2Adjacent Selectors02:32
3.2
Adjacent Selectors
02:32
3.3Sibling Combinators02:23
3.3
Sibling Combinators
02:23
3.4Attribute Selectors06:39
3.4
Attribute Selectors
06:39
3.5First-Line and First-Letter04:04
3.5
First-Line and First-Letter
04:04
4.Transformations
4.1Introduction to Transformations03:50
4.1
Introduction to Transformations
03:50
4.2Build a 3D Flipping Card14:48
4.2
Build a 3D Flipping Card
14:48
4.3Advanced Shadows and CSS Counters05:49
4.3
Advanced Shadows and CSS Counters
05:49
4.4Sequential Animations and Image Captions19:27
4.4
Sequential Animations and Image Captions
19:27
5.Advanced Topics and Projects
5.1Repeating Gradients and Shuffled Paper16:35
5.1
Repeating Gradients and Shuffled Paper
16:35
5.2Create a CSS-Only Slider (Part 1)09:01
5.2
Create a CSS-Only Slider (Part 1)
09:01
5.3Create a CSS-Only Slider (Part 2)15:51
5.3
Create a CSS-Only Slider (Part 2)
15:51
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion00:42
6.1
Conclusion
00:42
