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Valid and Invalid CSS selectors #178

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### Use `:valid` or `:invalid` CSS Selector to validate HTML Input Elements

If you want to validate HTML input element without using javascript, you can use `:valid` or `:invalid` css selector. The `:valid` and `:invalid` CSS selectors are used to style HTML input elements based on their validity.
If you want to validate HTML input element without using javascript, you can use `:valid` or `:invalid` CSS selector. The `:valid` and `:invalid` CSS selectors are used to style HTML input elements based on their validity.
When an input element is **valid**, the `:valid` selector can be used to apply a specific style to it. Conversely, when it is **invalid**, the `:invalid` selector can be used to apply a different style to it.

**Examples**
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