What is a CSS selector and when is it used?

What is a CSS Selector? It refers to the elements in a web document to which style properties are applied. Simply put, the website we see is made up of numerous tags. To apply design onto the code, it can be considered a specific value assigned to elements that exist on the web page. When Listly’s help mentions a CSS selector, you can understand it as the code value that a particular selectable element (e.g., a button, an input field, etc.) has. In general, when loading more data on a web page and then proceeding with extraction tasks, Auto-click is used. At this time, the CSS selector value is required. For more details, please refer to Listly help [Others] Copy & Paste CSS Selector page.