One of the main distinguishing features between an id and a class is that an id can only be used once in your webpage.
Duplicate the following design by using an id and a class
This lesson covers using ids and classes to identify specific elements to apply styling to.
5m 11s| Getting Started | |||||
| 1 | Introduction |  |
4m 58s | ||
| 2 | Basic Selectors | |
7m 31s | ||
| 3 | id & class | |
5m 11s | ||
| Core CSS | |||||
| 4 | Fonts | |
2m 44s | ||
| 5 | Google Fonts | |
5m 1s | ||
| 6 | margin & padding | |
8m 39s | ||
| 7 | text-align | |
2m 5s | ||
| 8 | Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets | |
7m 3s | ||
| 9 | Floating Middle Column Layout | |
17m 29s |
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| 10 | Left Navigation Layout | |
11m 37s |
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| 11 | Positioning | |
9m 22s |
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| Odds & Ends | |||||
| 12 | Stylesheet Types | |
2m 3s |
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| 13 | Misc. Properties and Selectors | |
4m 50s |
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| 14 | Media Queries | |
7m 5s |
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| Responsive Design | |||||
| 15 | Final Project | |
5m 51s |
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One of the main distinguishing features between an id and a class is that an id can only be used once in your webpage.
Duplicate the following design by using an id and a class