In CSS, you can use the ":not" selector to exclude selection. This selector will match every element that is not a specified element, that is, to exclude the specified element. The syntax is "Element: not (specify elements to be excluded){css style code}".

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 10 system, CSS3&&HTML5 version, Dell G3 computer.

How to perform exclusive selection in css

:not(selector) The selector matches each element of the non-specified element/selector.

":not" is a type of selector. If you want a certain style not to apply to the selector, you can use :not (selector)

The syntax is:

:not(selector)

Examples are as follows:

   
  
这是标题
 
这是一个段落。
 
这是另一个段落。
 
这是 div 元素中的文本。
 
 这是一个a标签  

Output results:

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