Now that you have reset the `html` box model, you need to pass that on to the elements within as well. To do this, you can set the `box-sizing` property to `inherit`, which will tell the targeted elements to use the same value as the parent element.
You will also need to target the pseudo-elements, which are special keywords that follow a selector. The two pseudo-elements you will be using are the `::before` and `::after` pseudo-elements.
The `::before` selector creates a pseudo-element which is the first child of the selected element, while the `::after` selector creates a pseudo-element which is the last child of the selected element. These pseudo-elements are often used to create cosmetic content, which you will see later in this project.
For now, create a CSS selector to target all elements with `*`, and include the pseudo-elements with `::before` and `::after`. Set the `box-sizing` property to `inherit`.
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You should have a `*, ::before, ::after` selector.
