I see there is a .btn class setup with a :hover pseudo selector as shown here:
`.btn:hover {
background: #117bff;
cursor: pointer;
transition: background .5s;
}
Do I have to set a specific .btn-header:hover pseudo selector if I want to apply a background hover color for the header button? If so what is the point of the .btn:hover that is in the CSS by default when you start the project?
Looking through my code, I don’t see anything targeting .btn-header. Was that something you wrote yourself?
Yes, unless .btn-header also has the .btn class, in which case the other CSS rule you show will change it’s color without you adding anything else.
Would you mind copy/pasting your code into the forums here? I think I need to know a few more things about your code before I can answer that.
See here for how to make it show up properly:
