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CSS: Selectors, Element, Class, and ID - Explained

CSS: Selectors, Element, Class, and ID – Explained

So from the last few articles, we are discussing CSS and also we have discussed the basic CSS statement which starts with selectors. So let us see what is selectors?

Choose an element that you want to style and it all starts with selectors. There are different kinds of selectors like an element selector because it targets your style based on the element type itself. That is the most basic…

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How to use simple CSS selectors Element, Class, ID

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give different background colors to each individual menu items

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Add "alt" CSS Class to Alternative Posts

If you want to have different look and feel for post one after the another. This snippet will let do that quite easily. It will add “alt” class to alternative posts and you can then change, lets say, background color or border to make it different from the adjacent posts.

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Form Element Error Class - Zend Framework

Did you ever wonder, how can I add a css class 'error' to my form elements when the data is invalid?

Today I wrote a little snippet to deal with this problem in a very easy way. Instead of dealing with decorators and what not..

The only thing we want is to add a css class to every element that appears to be invalid, right? Then lets make that happen.

1) Make sure you Form doesn't extend Zend_Form but for example My_Form, which extends Zend_Form.

2) Override the isValid function to add a css class to every invalid Form Element using the code below.

3) You're done