in css by fyd on 14 Apr 2009
Using Two Classes on one item in CSS.
Here's a quick CSS Tip you can use if you need to style an item with two(or more) classes.
Sometime you might need to make something stand out a little more than the rest of the elements using the same CSS Class. You could throw a span tag around it or you can uses a second CSS Class. This way if you need to use this style again you aren't constantly having to type out the whole span tag.
It's actually pretty simple…
The HTML
<div class="one two">This text has TWO classes.</div>
The CSS
.one
{
color: #ff0000;
}
.two
{
font-size: 1.5em;
}
and here is the result:
This text has TWO classes.
A simple but very useful CSS Tip.
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