Selectors are an important part of CSS. The term is also used in Elementor Custom CSS, where it has a slightly different meaning. It’s important to learn the difference when using Custom CSS..
What is a CSS Selector?
In CSS, selectors are used to target parts of the site in order to style them. For instance, if you wanted all the top-level headings in your site to be in a red font, your selector is h1 (the HTML designation for top level headings). Following the selector, you add, in brackets, the property you want to affect (such as color) and the specific value you want to give the selector (such as red). This gives you the CSS code: h1{color:red}
