Pseudoclasses
As the name implies, pseudoclasses work as
though there is a class applied to a group of elements, most often the
anchor (a) element. These “phantom”
classes (to use Eric Meyer’s term) do not appear in the markup, but
rather are based on the state of those elements or the document
itself.
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