The CSS code in style.css is used to adjust the display of certain elements in a web page. Here is a breakdown of what each part of the code does:
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.line:not(.cursor-line) .deco-\,: This selector targets elements with the class “deco-” that are not part of the “cursor-line” class. It sets the font size to 0 pixels, effectively hiding the text. -
.line:not(.cursor-line) .deco-\,::before: This selector targets the pseudo-element “::before” of elements with the class “deco-” that are not part of the “cursor-line” class. It sets the font size to 13 pixels, adds the content ”[ ]”, sets the background color to#fbebdd, and the text color to#f17c00. -
.dropdown-menu a[href*="%E2%80%8B"]: This selector targets anchor elements within elements with the class “dropdown-menu” that have a href attribute containing the string “%E2%80%8B”. It sets the font size to 12 pixels, the line height to 22 pixels, and the text color to gray.
Please refer to the source document for more information.