A container is a html element that can have things inside them. It's a broad description. divs and paragraphs are typical examples of a container. A specific type of container that is often used is a div that holds all the parts of the webpage within. Designers often describe it as a 'wrapper'. Designers find having a div like this gives them more flexibility. In this example I have a div with an id="container" to show this.
Hi, I am trying to create multiple VERSIONS of the wrapper div. For instance if there is 1 box, then I want the wrapper div to be named wrapperOne so I can style that specific wrapper for one box using css. However, I am trying to do so and it seems like I cannot name the "wrapper div" anything else other than the name "wrapper". Why is this so? Is there a way I can get around this? Anybody please help. thanks!
+Izzy B you should be able to name the div anything you like. The word 'wrapper' has no special meaning. What happens when you name it something else? How do you know it doesn't work?
Thanks, you explained so patiently, submitted my assignment.
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I've completed now the last part of my project
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nice video thanks, simple and nice explanation
Thank you!
I hav just one question, What if i am going to use an image as a background, not a solid color, what would be the codes?
background-image:url(xyz.com/abcd);
ur question is 10 months old i hope ur in advance level learning some new programming language.
tell me when you find out
Around 4:25 80 + 20 isn't 190 lol
whats the difference between wrapper and container?
A container is a html element that can have things inside them. It's a broad description. divs and paragraphs are typical examples of a container. A specific type of container that is often used is a div that holds all the parts of the webpage within. Designers often describe it as a 'wrapper'. Designers find having a div like this gives them more flexibility. In this example I have a div with an id="container" to show this.
Hi, I am trying to create multiple VERSIONS of the wrapper div. For instance if there is 1 box, then I want the wrapper div to be named wrapperOne so I can style that specific wrapper for one box using css. However, I am trying to do so and it seems like I cannot name the "wrapper div" anything else other than the name "wrapper". Why is this so? Is there a way I can get around this? Anybody please help. thanks!
+Izzy B you should be able to name the div anything you like. The word 'wrapper' has no special meaning. What happens when you name it something else? How do you know it doesn't work?
how to remove that spaces in each boxes?
Are you talking about margin or padding property?