HTML CSS and JavaScript for Beginners - A Web Design Course - CSS Fun with Hyperlinks

This video tutorial explores the concept of pseudo classes in CSS, focusing on their application to hyperlinks. It covers different states such as visited, unvisited, hover, and active, explaining how these states can be detected and styled. The tutorial includes practical demonstrations and encourages viewers to experiment with pseudo classes to enhance user interaction on web pages.

What is a pseudo class in the context of hyperlinks?

• A special state of an element

• A JavaScript function

• A CSS property

• A type of HTML tag

Which pseudo class is used to style a link that has not been visited?

• :hover

• :active

• :visited

• :link

What color are links typically before they are visited?

• Green

• Red

• Blue

• Purple

What effect does the hover pseudo class have on an element?

• Locks the element in place

• Applies a style when the mouse is over the element

• Changes the element's position

• Makes the element invisible

Which pseudo class is used to style an element when it is being clicked?

• :active

• :hover

• :link

• :focus

How can the active pseudo class be visually identified?

• By a change in border style

• By a change in text color

• By a change in background color

• By a change in font size

What is a common use of the hover pseudo class in web design?

• To change page layout

• To enhance navigation menus

• To create animations

• To load new content