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oren tal
5,738 Pointsstuck in a quiz
well, this is the question i cannot pass even though ti look easy i don't know much about divs and couldn't put the class attribute in the right place. please help
We want the same CSS style to apply to both <div> elements. Give both <div> elements the class of "favorite_stuff". Hint: The syntax for giving a <div> a class looks like this: <div class="favorite_stuff">
1 <body> 2 <h1>First Day of School</h1> 3 4 <form> 5
6 <div> 7 <h4>Favorite Foods?</h4> 8 <input name="food[]"> 9 <input name="food[]"> 10 <input name="food[]"> 11 <input name="food[]"> 12 </div> 13
14 <div> 15 <h4>Favorite Animals?</h4> 16 <input name="animal[]"> 17 <input name="animal[]"> 18 <input name="animal[]"> 19 <input name="animal[]"> 20 </div> 21 22 </form> 23 24 </body>
1 Answer
Leigh Luerman
17,623 PointsWhen you're adding classes to HTML tags you just add them as attributes. For example, if you wanted to an anchor tag with a class of "home-link" you would type out this:
<a class="home-link"></a>
(of course that link won't go anywhere because it doesn't have a src attribute but I just wanted the class example)
You can assign classes to just about any HTML tag this way, including your divs.
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