Using the Adjacent Sibling Combinator
The adjacent sibling combinator (+) selects only the element that immediately follows a specified sibling. It cannot select multiple elements at once; for selecting multiple siblings, the general sibling combinator (~) should be used.
Syntax: A + B selects the first B element immediately after A.
Only targets one sibling that directly follows the specified element.
For multiple following siblings, use the general sibling combinator (~).
Useful for styling elements that appear immediately after a specific element without affecting others.