Styling links is an essential part of web design, as it helps improve both aesthetics and user experience. In this guide, we will explore how to style links using pseudo-classes for their hover, focus, and active states, complete with HTML examples.
Understanding Link States
Links have several states that can be styled using CSS pseudo-classes:
- Normal State (a): The default appearance of a link.
- Hover State (a:hover): When the user places their cursor over the link.
- Focus State (a:focus): When the link is focused, typically via keyboard navigation or assistive devices.
- Active State (a:active): When the link is being clicked or activated.
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