Dynamic pseudo-Classes In CSS

Dynamic pseudo-classes provide various type of special effects to the A element of HTML. these classes represent the state of links as unvisited, visited, or currently selected. Dynamic pseudo-classes also enable you to activate the HTML elements or apply a specified style to an element when the mouse pointer is kept over it. The dynamic pseudo-classes include :link, :visited, :hover, :active, and :focus.

Pseudo-class	Description
:link	Applies styles to non visited links
:visited	Applies styles to visiteds
:hover	Applies styles to an element over which the mouse-pointer moves
:active	Applies styles to an active element
:focus	Applies styles to an element during the period it has user focus

Example of Dynamic pseudo-classes are:

a:link               /*unvisited links*/
a:visited          /*visited*/
a:hover             /* user hovers*/
a:active            /*active links  */

We can also combine Dynamic pseudo-classes in one line for an element.

For example:

a:focus:hover