I'd appreciate somebody out there telling me how to assign a unique identifier to an image such that I can manipulate that image in my css file.
I have tried: <img id = "missionpic" src="Mission_San_Buenaventura.png" width=800 height=600 alt="" border="0" >
and in the css file
.missionpic {float: right;
margin-top: 5px;
margin-right: 10px
}
What am I doing wrong. Thanks
image manipulation - Post ID 236190
Brian
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Adam East
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<img id = "missionpic" src="Mission_San_Buenaventura.png" width=800 height=600 alt="" border="0" >
Remove the space between the id="missonpic"
Remove the space between the id="missonpic"
Brian
Registered User
27 posts
Adam East wrote:
<img id = "missionpic" src="Mission_San_Buenaventura.png" width=800 height=600 alt="" border="0" >
Remove the space between the id="missonpic"
<img id = "missionpic" src="Mission_San_Buenaventura.png" width=800 height=600 alt="" border="0" >
Remove the space between the id="missonpic"
Brian
Registered User
27 posts
Adam East wrote:
<img id = "missionpic" src="Mission_San_Buenaventura.png" width=800 height=600 alt="" border="0" >
Remove the space between the id="missonpic"
<img id = "missionpic" src="Mission_San_Buenaventura.png" width=800 height=600 alt="" border="0" >
Remove the space between the id="missonpic"
Thanks - tried it and no difference.
Keith W Jones
Ambassador
580 posts
Try changing .missionpic to #missionpic in css.
Keith
Keith
Keith W Jones
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580 posts
Brian
Registered User
27 posts
Keith W Jones wrote:
http://www.htmldog.com/guides/css/intermediate/classid/
Keith
http://www.htmldog.com/guides/css/intermediate/classid/
Keith
That did it. Thanks. Whoopee. Now I know how.
Keith W Jones
Ambassador
580 posts
Glad you have got it sorted.
Keith
Keith
Jo Rice
Senior Advisor
10,951 posts
Keep in mind that another fix could also be to change the HTML line to say:
<img class="missionpic"
And leaving the dot in front of the missionpic selector in the CSS, which would then denote it as a class rather than an ID.
It all depends on if the attributes you are assigning to that image will be reused somewhere else on the same page.
ID = using it only once per page
CLASS = using it multiple times on a page.
Hope that helps some.
<img class="missionpic"
And leaving the dot in front of the missionpic selector in the CSS, which would then denote it as a class rather than an ID.
It all depends on if the attributes you are assigning to that image will be reused somewhere else on the same page.
ID = using it only once per page
CLASS = using it multiple times on a page.
Hope that helps some.
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