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4,119 PointsAbsolute positioning question about mark-up
I'm not understanding how a .col class can be targeted in css when there is no mark up for it in the html doc. This is on the Absolute Positioning module in CSS Layout Techniques.
5 Answers
Dustin Matlock
33,856 PointsHere are a couple resources for further explanation.
Jeff Busch
19,287 PointsHi Rene,
I believe there are three divs with the class col.
Jeff
<div class="extra-content col">
<div class="primary-content col">
<div class="secondary-content col">
Dustin Matlock
33,856 PointsIt is actually but with assigning multiple classes maybe it wasn't as noticeable.
Rene Rodriguez
4,119 PointsThanks guys, I think I follow you. I was being a bit literal in the sense that I was looking for the full name of class: So am I right in assuming that "col" is a short-hand way of referring to a group? It makes sense. Instead of entering: .extra-content col, .primary-content col, .secondary-content col { something: something; } You just use col as short-hand for all three?
BTW Both answers did a good job of explaining.
Rene Rodriguez
4,119 PointsMultiple classes. Got it. Thanks for the link.