div with class
one. When the user is activating this
div (that is, probably pressing the mouse button
within it), including, I think, within a child element, the
background of this div should turn red.
This is text in the p with class
one. When the user is activating this
p (that is, probably pressing the mouse button
within it), including, I think, within a child element, the
background of this p should turn green.
This is a span within the p with navy text. It's should turn
aqua when active.
div with class
two. When the user is hovering over this
div, including, I think, within a child element, the
background of this div should turn red.
This is text in the p with class
two. When the user is hovering over this
p, including, I think, within a child element, the
background of this p should turn green.
This is a span within the p with navy text. It's should turn
aqua when in hover state.
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