Two Classes in a Div…Two IDs in a Div?
Yes, you can assign two classes in a div. CSS: .class-1 {border: 3px dotted pink;} .class-2 {background-color: orange;} HTML
Yes, you can assign two classes in a div. CSS: .class-1 {border: 3px dotted pink;} .class-2 {background-color: orange;} HTML
One hurdle I have yet to conquer is the the onclick drop down menu, which I know I will need to master for small/mobile layouts. While looking for a pure CSS version I came across some code that I did not fully understand. To dissect it I copied it into notepad and began to comb
One of the basic fundamentals of CSS (as far as I can tell) is nesting divs. Maybe that is the wrong terminology for this, maybe its parent and child, I don’t know and I’m still learning so please forgive me CSS gods. Anyways, placing div(s) inside another div is fundamental to controlling your layout. There
I came across an issue coding a hyperlink for a ‘button’ yesterday. Let me first be clear though, when I say button I’m really speaking about a div. I was creating a horizontal menu with three divs that were to act like buttons, each with their own individual text options. It was something like this:
In the <style> section is where you name your CSS classes, so for example if I want a div to have a solid red border that is one pixel in width I would code it like this: <style> .red-div {border: 1px solid red;}