Unlock the Power of :nth-last-child() Pseudo-Class in CSS

Dive deep into the powerful world of :nth-last-child() pseudo-class selector and uncover its secrets for dynamic web design. :nth-last-child() is a versatile CSS pseudo-class selector that allows you to target elements within a parent container, counting from the end. In this CSS tutorial, we cover everything you need to know about :nth-last-child(). From its similarities to :nth-child() and support for keywords like "odd" and "even", to its usage of functional notation and adding offset values.

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