Sent by Ted Drake on 1 March 2005 19:07
There are times when I would like to apply a style to a div or a dl or a fieldset, for instance, it
may have something to do with a floating and border behavior. by writing #magic I can apply this id
to various tags. Sometimes, I am specific about the tag and will write div@magic to make the css
more understandable to another person.
Ted
www.cruiseguarantee.com
> On Tue, 1 Mar 2005, Bob McClelland wrote:
>
>> I've noticed that, quite often, some folk use classes of the type:
>>
>> div#links {etc . . .}
>>
>> whereas I would just use :
>>
>> #links {etc . . .}
>>
>> So, seeing as some of those who do this are pretty darn good at it, I
>> presume there is a reason for the 'div'?
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