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hello welcome guys my name is Thomas and this is yet another cool tutorial and this is for all the CSS and HTML heads out there who build a lot of forms which is what you probably do if we ever build a web application so we've all seen a forum like this now in that case it's your standard login form but imagine you had a larger form where let's say you sold something and he needed a picture or you need it let's say description and all that sort of stuff and it was large for more large group of forms maybe even they form split across multiple sites but whatever we do we have large forms who want to notify the user which value is optional and which one is needed for us in order to proceed with them putting it on their website or fulfilling whatever they want to do and to do this the kind of convention on the web is to use a red star next to the label so and that is actually a what you see on the web I don't know if it's written down somewhere how would you do that well it would of course tack on a span or something that and then go ahead style color red and font weight bold or something refresh in the browser and of course that would work now the problem with this is what you would have already guessed if you want to reuse this you need a copy and paste copy and paste and copy and paste every time you want to have this now that does work but is it good no is it flexible know how could we change it up well some of you might have already cried out Thomas oh my god what you doing you have any style in line with it with your HTML tag that's not how you should do stuff well I only did it to show you on how unfledged all this was of course you could always go ahead and put into your style let CSS or something and basically have that on somewhere else instead of going ahead and putting that in line like I did but that won't help you let's say instead of the star we actually wanted to have our users notify with something like we need this or something or there was an error or even optional how we do that there is no way we could do that with conventional adding a span and tacking it on now there is a way in CSS using sudo selectors now a suitor selector might not be familiar to most of you but I can guarantee you that you've already used one I'll put in a link down below to w3schools that'll teach you everything you need to know about sudo selectors but for now let's just say we want to target our inputs and we want to...