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In an HTML document, CSS Type Selectors match an element based on the element's node name (ex. the node name for is br and for it's p). This is one of the most common selectors of all, due to its simplicity of understanding and since it is one of the first things you learn in CSS. Example: Title This is not. It is only cleared from both sides.

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  • In an HTML document, CSS Type Selectors match an element based on the element's node name (ex. the node name for <a href="/mediawiki/Br" title="Br"><br></a> is br and for <a href="/mediawiki/P" title="P"></a> it's p). This is one of the most common selectors of all, due to its simplicity of understanding and since it is one of the first things you learn in CSS. Example: Title This is not. It is only cleared from both sides.
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  • In an HTML document, CSS Type Selectors match an element based on the element's node name (ex. the node name for <a href="/mediawiki/Br" title="Br"><br></a> is br and for <a href="/mediawiki/P" title="P"></a> it's p). This is one of the most common selectors of all, due to its simplicity of understanding and since it is one of the first things you learn in CSS. Example: Title This is not. It is only cleared from both sides.
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