Hmm. I think I am doing it correctly; I have just <nav></nav> on the one that
is my HTML5 version (sorry, I was calling this css3 when of course I am talking
about the use of CSS to style HTML5 elements). And I use this CSS to refer to
it:
nav {styles here}
(no # in front of nav in the style sheet)
On my non-HTML5 version, I use <div id="nav"></div>, and I use this in the
style sheet:
#nav {styles here}
(using # here to refer to a div with an ID)
Maybe the confusion is that I have the css for BOTH of these 2 HTML pages on 1
stylesheet? That should not be a problem, right?
Rory
On Oct 18, 2010, at 12:58 PM, Andree Hollander wrote:
>
> On 2010-10-18, at 17:37, Rory Bernstein wrote:
>
>> I have this web page:
>> http://weinraub.ehclients.com/home/
>>
>> I am trying to use some CSS3 elements here. I have a div with id="nav", and
>> everything is working fine. (for the nav list at top on the white background)
>>
>> But, when I change that div instead to a <nav> CSS3 thing, the white BG
>> doesn't work.
>>
>> Here's that page:
>> http://weinraub.ehclients.com/home/index_css3
>>
>> They are both using the same style sheet:
>> http://weinraub.ehclients.com/styles.css
>
> That's your mistake. In a style sheet #nav refers to an element with
> id="nav". If you want to refer to an _element_ nav you should not use #. The
> same as if you want to refer to h1 elements. Likewise there is a difference
> between footer and #footer.
>
>>
>> I had this happen on a previous project, where I used <footer></footer> and
>> my style rules didn't work that way, but when I used <div id="footer"></div>
>> it worked fine. What am I missing here?
>
> Andree Hollander
>
>
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