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HTML / CSS » Style Basics » Class Selector

1.	Class assigns a user-defined semantic meaning to an element
2.	assign multiple classes to an element by putting multiple class names in an element's class attribute
3.	class for a tag with dot operator
4.	init capital
5.	class name + nested tag names
6.	Create a class inside blockquote
7.	Style for HTML tag in a DIV with class name
8.	Add style to both ul and li
9.	Combine style together
10.	Specify two attributes in class
11.	Anchor with class name
12.	To style the few paragraphs belonging to the double-space class with a bottom margin of 2 ems using *.double-space{margin-bottom:2em;}.
13.	Subclass Selector
14.	Combined class

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