- From: Volker Kroll <vkroll@i-m-r-k.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 17:09:01 +0100
- To: www-style@w3.org
At 11:03 12.11.97 +0100, "eva"<eva@algonet.se> wrote: >MegaZone <megazone@livingston.com> >>ID - holds ONE and only one value. And that value must be unique in the >>document. >>CLASS - can hold a LIST of values, and these values can be repeated on >>other elements. > >The term 'value' can be somewhat misunderstood here. ID identifies and sets >style to one and only one occurrence of an element while class can be >attached to any number of elements. By singling out one occurrence of an >element the unique value can be declared to said element. However, ID can >be declared shorthand property which holds a number of values as well as >more than one property each holding one or more values. Thanks for the clrification, I think I have to change some files ;-)) Volker Internet Marketing Roose + Kroll Berlin (Germany) http://www.i-m-r-k.com mailto: vkroll@i-m-r-k.com
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