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12,672 PointsWhat does row mean in this situation
I'm trying to piece together what every single piece means so I understand better
What does "row" mean in this situation?
<div class="grid-100 row">
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsAs Michael mentioned, the "row" class designation would cause the element to receive styling based on any rules in the CSS that have .row
as a target.
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michael apprich
9,989 Pointsmichael apprich
9,989 PointsThe space indicated that there are two class selectors being applied. So "row" would be the class selector for the css styles applied in the rules for .row in the stylesheet, in addition to whatever styles are being applied with the "grid-100" class selector. To see what the "row" class is doing to that div element, you'd have to check out the css.