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CSS

Posted by Julie Dellert
Julie Dellert
3,215 Points

Do attribute selectors always go in a separate .css file, or can they be added to the original style.css file?

Just for future reference.

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points

Regardless of the type of selector, any CSS can go into a new file, an existing file, in a <style> element on the page, or into a style property of a specific element. The choice of placement would be based on other design factors such as format consistency, maintainability, redundancy reduction, etc. but not the content of the rule itself.

Julie Dellert
Julie Dellert
3,215 Points
Julie Dellert
Julie Dellert
3,215 Points

Ok, thank you! I just wanted to double check.