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I want to focus more deeply on selectors. To do this, Iamp;#39;ve created a simple unstyled web page. This web page showcases my top three favorite books of all time. If you couldnamp;#39;t tell, Iamp;#39;m a big survival and adventure fan. Letamp;#39;s try to add some styling to this web page. Iamp;#39;ve open the .HTML file, and using tag selectors, we could write some CSS that selects all the h1 tags, H2 tags or paragraph tags. But what if we wanted to add style to the book summaries, but not the site description at the top? Using tag selectors, we can only select all paragraph tags. So what do we do? Thankfully, we have a few more ways to select HTML elements with CSS, besides using tags. Instead, we can use attributes. Iamp;#39;m going to change my html file to demonstrate how this works. All right. So now reloaded my new html file with a few changes. If we look at the file Iamp;#39;ve added this ID attribute site description to my first paragraph. And if we look at the res
