Elements that don’t match a list of selectors are represented by the:not() CSS pseudo-class. It is referred to as the negation pseudo-class since it stops users from selecting particular options. Syntax: :not(<complex-selector-list>) :not(.foo) will match anything that isn’t .foo, including and <HTML> and <body> The most specific selector in its comma-separated list of selectors replaces… Continue reading CSS Pseudo element :not()