I am a complete beginner.
I'm making the CSS for the page. I have links in the main menu and I created a class for them.
I then went to configure the main text link and noticed that the changes I made to the a tag also affected my menu.
I thought of two ways to solve this problem:
I can create a new class and put all the links in the body, or I can specify that I only want the "a" tag in "main", which way is considered good practice?
main a{
css;
}
or
.links-main{
css;
}
Both solutions are valid and I would like advice from experienced colleagues on what would be a standard approach.
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When I use CSS I usually try to create a class for these types of things unless I'm almost 100% sure I won't need it in the future. If you don't think there will be more than one applicable class in
.mainthen it should be fine. However, a common approach I've seen is just taking a new class. As Alloch said, a lot depends on your own wishes.When referencing a class, also make sure to execute
.mainand not justmain.