OG Solution

Overview:
In this screencast, we are going to talk about adding comments in your stylesheet. In almost all programming language, there has to be at least one way to add hidden comments in the page. CSS is no different.

Overview:
In this screencast, we are going to talk about grouping CSS style rules. There might be times when you’re setting up stylesheet rules, you will across a style rule that’s been set many times in the stylesheet. In this kind of situation, you can group the same rule and have many selectors (element, class, or ID) share them.

Overview:
In this screencast, we are going to talk about setting style for child selector. You can use this technique to set styles to element that only belongs to a parent. The importance of this is the flexibility you can have in setting more diverse styles.

Overview:
In this screencast, we are going to talk about grouping CSS style rules. There might be times when you’re setting up stylesheet rules, you will across a style rule that’s been set many times in the stylesheet. In this kind of situation, you can group the same rule and have many selectors (element, class, or ID) share them.

Overview:
I this screencast, we are going to talk about setting pseudo-class to an <a> tag. Pseudo-class style is triggered only when a certain active state is present. With a link(<a>), it includes unclicked link, clicked link, mouseover the link or currently active link.