Just a semi-on-topic aside... I believe the best approach is to use IDs
as their name implies: as a unique ID for a given element, and use class
to mark the element as using a given CSS class. Unless you know you
have a requirement to change a batch of elements together, and its a
change that can't be made via CSS (i.e., content changes for a batch of
DIVs), then this approach gives you maximum flexibility I believe. That
has been my experience anyway.
Frank
Ivan Rodriguez wrote:
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Rick, classes seem to work. Thank You. But the requirement is to use
ID. May be I can convince my team. I will go try Geeta's idea now to
see how fun that is...:=)
Keep in mind that ID must be unique in the same HTML page. You can`t
write for example, 2 links <A> with the same ID.
( XHTML mode of course)
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