A CSS rule consists of a selector and multiple property/value pairs. The selector specifies which HTML elements
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A CSS rule consists of a selector and multiple property/value pairs. The selector specifies which HTML elements will be styled using the property/value pairs. There are three basic selector types: element selectors, class selectors and ID selectors. It is possible to combine multiple basic selectors using combinators. Find the ID?s of the elements in the Q1.html( picture provided below ) that will be selected by the below selector.
1: *
2: li
3: p, ul
4: #list-2
5: .cls1
6: li.cls1
7: div .cls2
8: p
9: ol li
10: li ~ li
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