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:active
The :active
pseudo-class is defined to
- match an element
- while an
- element is being activated by the user
.
while an + element is being activated by the + user.
To determine whether a particular element is being activated for the purposes of
defining the :active
pseudo-class only, an
HTML user agent must use the first relevant entry in the following list.
:active
pseudo-classThe element is being activated.
label
element that is
currently matching :active
The element is being activated.
button
elementinput
element whose type
attribute is in the Submit Button, Image Button, Reset
Button, or Button statea
element that has an href
attributearea
element that has an href
attributeThe element is being activated if it is in a formal activation state - and it is not disabled.
+The element is being activated if it is in a + formal activation state.
For example, if the user is using a keyboard to push a button
element by pressing the space bar, the element would match this pseudo-class in
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event and the time the element received the keyup
event.
a
element that has an href
attributearea
element that has an href
attributelink
element that has an href
attributeThe element is being activated if it is in a formal activation - state.
The element is being activated.
Per the definition in Selectors, :active
also matches flat tree ancestors of
+ elements that are being activated.
:hover
The :hover
pseudo-class is defined to match
- an element while the
- user designates an element with a pointing device
. For the purposes of defining the
- :hover
pseudo-class only, an HTML user agent
- must consider an element as being one that the user designates if it is:
The :hover
pseudo-class is defined to
+ match an element while the user
+ designates an element with a pointing
+ device
. For the purposes of defining the :hover
+ pseudo-class only, an HTML user agent must consider an element as being one that
+ the user designates if it is:
An element that the user indicates using a pointing device.
An element that has a descendant that the user indicates using a pointing device.
-An element that is the labeled control of a label
element that is
currently matching :hover
.
Per the definition in Selectors, :hover
also matches flat tree ancestors of elements
+ that are designated.