everything quite good ... until you write a long data like address, discription, comment,vv in td .... I dont know exactly how to solve so I quit on take the data-label for it
The exercise is fine, but there are some problems with it: a) What's the purpose of the "div" element with the class "tbl_container"? Let's say, for the sake of having a simpler practice, you don't use semantic HTML and you keep using only "div" elements as containers. Then, you can give styles to the "body" element and then, to the ".container" element. Therefore the question: What's the purpose of "tbl_container"? In this context, it's totally useless. In the other hand, let's say you want to use semantic HTML. Then, let's say you use a "main" element (which has the role of the ".container" element ), then the styles of the "body" element must be passed to this "main", and the styles given to the ".container" element can be given to the ".tbl_container" element. Therefore, the "div" element with the ".container" class is now useless. In conclusion, the use of one of the "div" elements lacks of meaning. b) This is more like a suggestion. Use a methodology (like BEM) to the selectors. The selectors you use are difficult to follow. A methodology for naming classes is more convenient for dealing with the styles of the cells and it's corresponding pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements. Besides, there are a lot of YT users that don't apply some kind of methodology and instead, keep using this kind of selectors.
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The code is in the video.
everything quite good ... until you write a long data like address, discription, comment,vv in td .... I dont know exactly how to solve so I quit on take the data-label for it
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The exercise is fine, but there are some problems with it:
a) What's the purpose of the "div" element with the class "tbl_container"?
Let's say, for the sake of having a simpler practice, you don't use semantic HTML and you keep using only "div" elements as containers. Then, you can give styles to the "body" element and then, to the ".container" element. Therefore the question: What's the purpose of "tbl_container"? In this context, it's totally useless.
In the other hand, let's say you want to use semantic HTML. Then, let's say you use a "main" element (which has the role of the ".container" element ), then the styles of the "body" element must be passed to this "main", and the styles given to the ".container" element can be given to the ".tbl_container" element. Therefore, the "div" element with the ".container" class is now useless.
In conclusion, the use of one of the "div" elements lacks of meaning.
b) This is more like a suggestion. Use a methodology (like BEM) to the selectors. The selectors you use are difficult to follow. A methodology for naming classes is more convenient for dealing with the styles of the cells and it's corresponding pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements. Besides, there are a lot of YT users that don't apply some kind of methodology and instead, keep using this kind of selectors.