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Selectutorial - CSS selectors. Descendant selectors are used to select elements that are descendants of another element in the document tree. For example, you may wish to target a specific <strong> element on the page, but not all <strong> elements. A sample document could contain the following code:
div.container. Select any div element that has a class name of container. They key difference between them is the space. A space in a CSS selector has very special meaning. It means that the part of the selector that occurs right of the space is within (a child of) the part of the selector to the left. This doesn't apply to your second example, because it has no space. The second concept at work here is what is called tag qualifying, which can be a bit confusing. The tag qualified selector is div.container. It means that it will select only elements with a class name of container and no other elements. Remove the div and you have .container which is nearly the same thing only will select any element with that class name.