The ________ combinator in CSS targets elements that are placed immediately after a specific element.
- + (Adjacent Sibling)
- , (Comma)
- > (Child)
- ~ (General Sibling)
The "+" (Adjacent Sibling) combinator in CSS targets elements that are placed immediately after a specific element. It selects elements that share the same parent and are placed directly after the specified element.
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