Universal Selector

The universal selector in CSS is a simple selector that matches any element on a webpage. Represented by an asterisk (*), it applies a specific style to all elements, regardless of their type or position in the document tree. It's often used to reset or normalize styles across different browsers, ensuring a consistent baseline appearance.

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• @article@Universal Selectors
• @video@CSS Tutorial For Beginners - The Universal Selector