How can I use CSS to target all child elements in a cryptocurrency website?

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• tiam230May 11, 2024 · a year ago
  Sure thing! To target all child elements within a specific container in CSS, you can use the '>' selector. For example, if you have a container with the class 'crypto-container' and you want to style all the child elements inside it, you can use the following CSS rule: .crypto-container > * { /* your styles here */ } This will select all the direct child elements of the 'crypto-container' class and apply the specified styles to them. Remember to replace '/* your styles here */' with your desired CSS styles.
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• Tarun ElangoAug 13, 2021 · 4 years ago
  No problemo! If you want to target all child elements within a specific container in CSS, you can use the '>' selector. Let's say you have a container with the class 'crypto-container' and you want to style all the child elements inside it. Simply use the following CSS rule: .crypto-container > * { /* your styles here */ } This will select all the direct child elements of the 'crypto-container' class and apply the specified styles to them. Just replace '/* your styles here */' with your desired CSS styles and you're good to go!
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• Shobhit KwatraFeb 21, 2021 · 4 years ago
  Well, well, well... If you want to target all child elements within a specific container in CSS, you can use the '>' selector. Imagine you have a container with the class 'crypto-container' and you want to style all the child elements inside it. Just use this CSS rule, my friend: .crypto-container > * { /* your styles here */ } This will select all the direct child elements of the 'crypto-container' class and apply the specified styles to them. Don't forget to replace '/* your styles here */' with your desired CSS styles. Happy styling!
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