Why is ID a global attribute but cannot apply to some elements

Answer 1

Ok

Answer 2

JavaScript uses document.getElementsById to find the ID

Answer 3

I still don't understand
Maybe it's because I don't have any knowledge about JavaScript

Answer 4

Thanks

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

//Its called Global attribute because it can be apply to all html elements

Answer 7

OK

Answer 8

But in one of the questions in challenging I saw a question which stated whether I'd can be applied to <p>.

Answer 9

#Id

Answer 10

Just to clarify confusion:

You can use ID on any element you want.

But you can only use it ONCE, if you use it more than once, the styling/JavaScript will only focus on the first/last ID in your HTML code.

A special task for you: Google wether Styling and JavaScript uses your first ID or your last ID in your HTML document.

Answer 11

You're close enough :)

So in the end, you should only apply a specific ID Attribute Value to one Element.

Example <p id="Para1"> and <p id="Para2">

Hope this helped you a bit, enjoy!

Answer 12

Hector Domingo yup it can be apply on <p> tag