By mswatcher
via blog.dmbcllc.com
Published: Mar 01 2013 / 09:54
Anyone familiar with CSS knows that classes are generally reserved for controlling how an element looks (font, color, size, etc) and rules are generally reserved for where the element is positioned on the screen. The reason for this is that rules correspond to the id attribute of the elements on the screen and if you are using well formed html, you can only have one element on the page with any specific ID. That is, IDs are unique.
-
Hadoop: What It Is And How It Works
-
Lessons Learned: A Year with a Large AngularJS Project
-
How to Handle Complex Computing for Excel Users without VBA Skills?
-
Why Don’t Software Developers Use Static Analysis Tools to Find Bugs?
-
The Hazards of Remembering Positions in Vectors
-
Doom3 BFG Source Code Review: Introduction
Add your comment
