CSS Reference Guide: CSS :hover selector

The CSS :hover selector is a pseudo-class used to change the style of an element when a mouse hovers over it, allowing for dynamic visual feedback such as changing text color or background. Examples include making text orange-red for hovered links or adding a yellow background to any hovered element within the body. More comprehensive styling can be achieved by using the :hover selector to alter borders, fonts, and other CSS properties. In addition to CSS techniques, the text introduces LogRocket, a tool for monitoring and tracking user interactions on web applications. LogRocket provides features like replaying user sessions, capturing console logs, and using AI to identify user issues, helping developers efficiently debug and improve frontend performance without excessive resource consumption.