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User Action Pseudo-Class - :active

Pattern:

:active

Definition:

The :active pseudo-class matches any element that is being activated (E.g., when clicking on it) by the user.

Examples:

Style any element when it is being activated

1	`*:active {` `background-color: wheat; }`

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2014-11-13 18:07:34

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