Why do we sometimes write divs before and after classes and ids and sometimes we don't?

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So when do we use divs before and after classes and when we don't? Thank you..

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So when do we use divs before and after classes and when we don't? Thank you..

Posted 6-Jul-20 4:13am

Hiba Hammami

Updated 6-Jul-20 4:32am

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2020-07-06T04:32:00

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Before and after selectors in CSS are used when you want to specifically reference an item before or after another particular item. It all depends on your design. w3Schools has a good article explaining various examples of when you might want to use them.

CSS Pseudo-elements[^]

Posted 6-Jul-20 4:32am

ZurdoDev