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can I have same class and id
Yes, you can have the same ID and class name applied to an HTML element, but it's not recommended. An ID should uniquely identify a single element on a web page, while a class can be used to identify multiple elements. Having the same ID or class name for multiple elements can make it difficult to style or manipulate them separately using CSS or JavaScript. It's best practice to use unique IDs and class names for each HTML element.
Example of using the same class and ID in HTML:
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<div id="example" class="example">This div element has the same ID and class name.</div>
should your own CSS stylesheet come before or after linked external styling of some elements on your page in the Head tab ?
The order matters when linking multiple stylesheets in the head tag of your HTML document. Typically the best practice is to include your own CSS stylesheet(s) after the linked external styling. This ensures that your CSS rules will overwrite any conflicting styles from the linked external stylesheets.
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<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="external-style.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="another-external-style.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="my-own-style.css"> <!-- Include your own CSS stylesheet last -->
</head>
Here is an example HTML code snippet where the first two lines link to external stylesheets and finally the third line links to a custom stylesheet. This is the best practice that should be followed so that your stylesheet definitions will overwrite other definitions.
Is there a hierarchy for attributes? For example, is it best practice to always put the hyperlink before any other formatting? Thanks!
HTML has a certain order in which certain tags should appear. Generally, tags should start with the <html> tag and go in the order of <head>, <title>, <body> and so on. Within each tag there is often a hierarchy as well. For links, the best practice is to mostly follow the structure of <a href="url">Link Text</a>. The href attribute should always come before any other attributes such as target or title, as these depend on the link being properly set up. Here is more information on writing semantic HTML: MDN - HTML Semantics.
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