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CSS Diner

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A fun game to help you learn and practice CSS selectors.

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About CSS Diner

CSS Diner is an interactive game for learning and practicing CSS selectors. Users type CSS selectors into an in-browser code editor to select specific items displayed on a table, with each correct answer advancing them to the next level. The interface includes a CSS editor, an HTML viewer showing the markup being targeted, and a help panel explaining selector syntax.

The tool is aimed at people learning CSS, particularly those studying how selectors target elements. It supports jumping directly to a specific level, includes example selectors, and allows resetting progress. The project is hosted on GitHub, where users can file issues or provide feedback.

Key features

  • Interactive game for practicing CSS selectors
  • Live CSS editor with instant feedback on selecting table items
  • Level-based progression with multiple selector challenges
  • Jump directly to any level by typing its number
  • Reset progress option

Frequently asked questions

What is CSS Diner?

It's an interactive game for learning and practicing CSS selectors by selecting the correct items on a table.

Is CSS Diner free to use?

The page content does not mention pricing, so no cost information is available.

Who is CSS Diner for?

It's aimed at people learning CSS selectors, from beginners to those wanting more practice.

Can I get help if I'm stuck?

Yes, there's a help option and hovering over table items shows their HTML markup.

Is CSS Diner open source?

Feedback and questions can be filed as issues on its Github repo, indicating the project is hosted there.

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