Hi Sems:
just some stuff:
"This applies to any element that has an class of 'Video'...
#Video{background-color:#F1EEEE;}"
this applies to all ID's , not classes, i.e. anything like this: <div
id="video">
to make something apply to a CLASS (i.e. <div class="video"> ) you use
the dot.name
multiple object can share the same .class so you can change property
of multiple objects that belong to the same class.
cheers
2011/2/23 Sems <[email protected]>:
> I'm learning CSS now and have a basic question.
>
> This applies to all headers, links, and links in a header...
>
> h1, h2, h3, h1 a, h2 a, h3 a
> {
> color: #C00;
> font-family: Georgia,Serif;
> font-weight: normal;
> }
>
> This applies to any element that has an class of 'Video'...
>
> #Video{background-color:#F1EEEE;}
>
> So what does this apply to?
>
> .videoContent{background-color:#fff;}
>
> What does the . notation mean?
>
> Thanks
>
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