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Html and css
I want to change only second p tag color is yellow....What is the internal style css code for <div class="u"> <p>Hii</p> <p>Hello</p> </div> Without add any span tag and id tag inside that code...????????????
7 Antworten
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You can give classname to the p tag which you want to be yellow and use p.class_name in css or you can do it by style attribute in particular p tag. For example.
<p style="color:yellow">Hello</p>
Or
p. class_name {
color:yellow;
}
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#u p:nth-child(2) {
color:yellow;
}
You can go this way..
or either div has only two p tags so
#u p:last-child{
color:yellow;
}
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the most specific selector we could write giving your code sample is:
div.u > p:nth-child(2) {
color: yellow;
/* or background-color, depending on your needs ^^ */
}
...but you need to be more specific (impossible to guess without the parent structure of your snippet) if you have another <div class="u"> elsewhere in your code with a <p> direct 2nd child of it and you don't want to target it ;)
instead of 'nth-child' selector you could use 'nth-of-type', but that will not avoid conflicts with other possible target: in such case being more specific requires maybe to give the full path from the <body> element...
ie:
body > div.myclassusedinmanydiv:nth-child(x) > div.u:nth-child(y) > p:nth-child(2)
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Add a class to ur 2nd p and define the class differently or use inline css<p style="">hello</p>
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div:nth-child(2){
// your code goes here
}
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Just add class to your paragraph. <p class="style"> and then in css do .style{color:yellow;}