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If you have two divs that you want to style differently you have to do it with classes, otherwise the divs will have the same styling. If you use classes you can target a seprate class instead of an element.

 

EDIT: You can use classes for every element

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hey guys i have a Q right now ....

 

it's not really but i was asking what does the <div class=.....>

 

do ?

 

i really wanna know i started CSS about yesterday and i found it's could like coulour text like 3 or more text in the same time !

 

so does just do that or something else ?

 

thanks :)

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If you have two divs that you want to style differently you have to do it with classes, otherwise the divs will have the same styling. If you use classes you can target a seprate class instead of an element.

 

EDIT: You can use classes for every element

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If you have two divs that you want to style differently you have to do it with classes, otherwise the divs will have the same styling. If you use classes you can target a seprate class instead of an element.

thanks :)

 

helped a lot :) 

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