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- [Voiceover] In this webpage, weamp;#39;re using CSS to style our h2s and paragraphs. So that all of the h2s are green and all the paragraphs are purple. But what if we wanted to select just the first h2 or style just the second paragraph? Weamp;#39;d need to come up with a way to tell the browser exactly what to the element weamp;#39;re selecting so they didnamp;#39;t apply the styles to all of them like it is now. One way to do that is to select by ID. We can give a tag in our page a unique ID and then we can tell CSS listen here, I only want to apply these styles to the element with this ID, not to any of the other of the elements. To do that, the first step is actually modifying the HTML to add ID attributes to the tags we want to specifically select. Letamp;#39;s start with the second paragraph here. To add an ID attribute, we put our cursor in start p tag, right after the p, then add a space and then type ID equals quotes. Now we need to fill in this ID attribute with a val