Can parentheses be incorporated into CSS selectors? Specifically, in the instance of targeting a header with the text "Blockhead," can the selector be written as (.gumby > .pokey) h3?
Parentheses are not valid operators in CSS selectors. They are reserved for functional notations, such as :lang(), :not(), and :nth-child().
In the provided example, parentheses are unnecessary. The selector .gumby > .pokey h3 is sufficient to select the desired header.
CSS selectors are read linearly. Combinators, like the ">" and " " used in this selector, do not have precedence. The selector can be interpreted as:
As both the .pokey element and the h3 element are children of the .gumby element in the provided HTML structure, this selector will correctly target the header with the text "Blockhead."
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