osztályselektort

An osztályselektor is a term used in Hungarian to describe a CSS class selector. In Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), a class selector is a way to target and style specific HTML elements that share a common characteristic. This characteristic is defined by an attribute added to the HTML tag, typically a class attribute. For example, in HTML, you might have `<p class="highlight">This is important text.</p>` and `<span class="highlight">This is also important.</span>`. The `highlight` attribute assigns a class to these elements.

To style elements with the `highlight` class using CSS, you would use a period followed by the class name. The CSS rule would look like this: `.highlight { color: red; font-weight: bold; }`. This rule would then apply the specified styles (red color and bold font weight) to both the paragraph and the span elements that have the `highlight` class. Class selectors are incredibly useful for applying consistent styling to multiple elements across a webpage or within a specific section of a document without having to re-declare the styles for each individual element. They offer a flexible and efficient method for managing the visual presentation of web content.