In a list where you want to style only list items that are not the first child, you'd use the pseudo-class ________.
- :first-item
- :last-child
- :not(:first-child)
- :not-first
To style list items that are not the first child, you can use the pseudo-class ":not(:first-child)." This allows you to target and style all list items except the first one in a list.
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