As you can see, a descendant selector comprises a list of selectors (separated by spaces) that matches a page element (or group of elements) “from the outside in.” In this case, because our page contains a div element that has a class of sidebar, the descendant selector .sidebar p refers to all p elements inside that div.

As you can see, a descendant selector comprises a list of selectors (separated by spaces) that matches a page element (or group of elements) “from the outside in.” In this case, because our page contains a div element that has a class of sidebar, the descendant selector .sidebar p refers to all p elements inside that div.

As you can see, a descendant selector comprises a list of selectors (separated by spaces) that matches a page element (or group of elements) “from the outside in.” In this case, because our page contains a div element that has a class of sidebar, the descendant selector .sidebar p refers to all p elements inside that div.

As you can see, a descendant selector comprises a list of selectors (separated by spaces) that matches a page element (or group of elements) “from the outside in.” In this case, because our page contains a div element that has a class of sidebar, the descendant selector .sidebar p refers to all p elements inside that div.