| Subject: | Re: CSS Class versus ID for PHP/MySQL |
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| From: | Michael Fesser <netizen@xxxxxx> |
| Date: | Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:47:09 +0200 |
| Newsgroups: | macromedia.dynamic.html |
.oO(tomwood2) > After thinking about it some more, my question is badly formed. > > I have a web page within a site that will contain a listing of videos that >each have the same list components: > > Title > Summary > Date > Length > > Title > Summary > Date > Length > > Title > Summary > Date > Length > > There may be as many as 20 on such a listings page. These elements will also >appear once on the individual page for the video. These elements will be >populated via PHP/MySQL. If I make them ID, there are more than one to a page >on the listing page. If I make them CLASS they aren't specific. Do they have to be specific? Do you want to address these elements with CSS? If not - does there have to be any class or ID at all? >Should these >really be LI within an OL anyway? Sure, looks like a list to me, so an 'ul' or 'ol' would be appropriate. Micha |
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