does a class within a div have its own properties. Here is an example

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omerkhan02
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In the featured section of my Arthemia, anytime an image is made into a link a border of 1px is put around it.

I have added some social icons as you can see

FB, Twitter and Youtube within the featured div

and when I change the border property to 0, it does work and removes the border from around them but also around the featured news avatar images. I want to keep the borders around them but not around the social icons

You can see my site here

Can I put the social icons in a class

called socialicons

or div class="socialicons"

and put that within the featured div.

Now my question is since they are in a DIV, will the properties in the DIV overtake and take precedence over any children classes, or will the class be treated separately from the div that it is in.

I simply want to put the border around the featured icons, but keep the social icons borderless.

Omer

Posted 1 year ago #
masteradmin
Key Master

You can put a div class around all your social icons.
just under
<div id="featured" align="left">
put
<div class="socialicons">
and the closing /div before your h3 Featured items!

now restore the border in style.css under

#headline a img, #featured a img {
border:1px solid #CCCCCC;
...
...

and add an entry for your social icons in #featured with no border:

#featured .socialicons a img {
border:0 solid #FF0000;
}

that should work

(pls do not start all titles of your topics with 'Joern' .. ;-) )

Posted 1 year ago #

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