<html><head><title>Multiple CSS Classes on a Single Element</title><style>.demo1.demo2{font-size: larger;margin-bottom:45px;margin-top:50px;padding:10px;background-color: grey;color: white; }</style></head><body><pclass="demo1">It is CSS.</p><pclass="demo1 demo2">Here, we...
A useful CSS technique is to apply multiple CSS classes to a single element; this is something I didn’t know was possible when I first started with CSS several years ago and I often find people do not realise it can actually be done. The easiest way to explain how this works is with...
Any HTML element can have as many different classes as needed to style the element using CSS effectively. To assign multiple classes to a single HTML element, you need to specify each class name inside theclassattribute separated with a blank space. For example, the following<p>element is ass...
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I'm going to explain the use of multiple classes, and where IE6 chokes. When writing CSS, I find that it is often very nice to use multiple classes, so you can have a base CSS class to set up some default styles and then add an additional class to add more meaning. This is a ...
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The second targets the same element, but overrides the color, instead of having to use: .override{color:black!important} Or perhaps prefacing the selector with something even more specific. More useful is multipleclasses and using them in the “object oriented” CSS style that is all the rag...
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If youset a class to a specific element(for example,p.left), you can still use it as part of a list of classes; however, be aware that it will only affect those elements that are specified in the CSS. In other