Using the :not() pseudo-class - CSS Tutorial

The :not() CSS pseudo-class allows you to select elements that do not match a specified selector or list of selectors. Essentially, you can use this to match HTML elements that "are not" something else.

This can be very useful for building user interfaces due to their desirable ability of making your code universal and re-usable - it can really help your CSS follow the DRY principal.

In this video I take you through 3 main examples of how you can use the :not() pseudo-class.

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