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how should i interpret this?

Started by Guest_R3.RyozKidz_* , Aug 20 2011 09:40 PM

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#1
Guest_R3.RyozKidz_*

Posted 20 August 2011 - 09:40 PM

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#customers
{
...
}

#customers td, #customers th 
{
...
}

#customers th 
{
...
}

#customers tr.alt td 
{
..
}

This code was from a tutorial.
how should i interpret "#customers td, #customers th " or what is the meaning?
and this one as well "#customers tr.alt td "

thanks..

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Posted 21 August 2011 - 07:34 AM

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It's referring to tags within a item with id customers. So a td tag inside the customers id tag (probably a div) gets the formatting for #customers td

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#3
yassinebelkaid

Posted 21 August 2011 - 11:21 AM

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you will give some properties and values to #customers, then #customers td....etc
on your page which will contain e.g.: <div id="customers"><table><th>something</th><td>something else</td></table> </div>
you need just to modify #customers td and #customers th and it will automatically modify all ths and tds inside <div id="customers">

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