Using Classes to Style in CSS
I've got a table, and inside of the table are elements. I would like to give the table one class "chart" and then style all of the elements that are inside of that table by giving them padding.
Is this possible?
I was thinking something like...
info.table.td{
padding:2px;
}
Would be possible, but it does not work :V I know that . is sort of the class operator, but I thought it would make sense开发者_如何转开发 on a tag type as well.
info.table.td
means an <info>
element with the classes table
and td
(which is nonsense).
You probably mean table.info td
, which means any td
that is a child of a table
with the class info
.
Assuming info
is the ID to a container element, try this:
#info table td { padding: 2px; }
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