multiple elements in 1 definition

May i have multiple elements in the same definition .?!

like

box_left fieldset,box_center fieldset,box_right fileldset {
width:500px; height:500px;
}

 

Well, did you try it? Did you read the specs? How about trying a tutorial?

You need to do some research on your own.

gary

 

I didn't came here for sending me to read anything

 

So, you just came here to be a leech? You want somebody to do the work for you, without effort on your part?

I did more work for you than you did for yourself. 1) I gave you a pragmatic test suggestion. 2) I gave you the exact section of the css2.1 specifications that describe exactly what you can and cannot do. 3) I gave you a link to a set of tutorials, because you asked a very basic question that implies you have a very limited knowledge base and could stand to do some learning.

gary

 

Keep those damn kids off your lawn, Gary! : )

 

I don't mind kids on the lawn, but if one of them throws a chain on his bike and asks for help, I expect him to hang around, participate in the repair, and learn something. I neither expect nor appreciate his dumping the bike and expecting repairs without his getting his hands dirty.

Unfortunately, there are clueless who, no matter how soundly beat about the head and shoulders with a clue-bat, never become clueful. In this case, we shall see.

cheers,

gary

 

get off your high horse, gary. you're not a moderator here so quit acting like you're the police.

 

Ah, I see you haven't yet taken the time to read the link I gave you.

I suppose I should have given the OP on this thread another link to read, but judging by the first response it wouldn't have got read either.

gary

 

lol, hacker etiquette doesn't apply here, douche.

 

:shrug: Good netiquette is applicable anywhere.

 

esr may be a raging crazed hippy nazi freak, but his How To Ask A Question absolutely applies to forums, especially forums where Nubi needs to ask Master Foo for instruction.

Gary I need a list of those nonsensical answers you sometimes give when someone has one of those "my car makes a noise sometimes. It's a Toyota. What could it be?" questions. I'm not creative enough to think up good ones myself. I want ones that sound pretty realistic too.

Damn kids. On my lawn. Okay in my case it's teenage junkies standing outside our window at 4am talking too loud because they're drunk : )

Oh and for Christmas I would like a clue-bat. Actually for self-application sometimes.

 

Ooh, where to start.

Eric a socialist statist? He's an anarchist, if anything.

True, true.

I never give nonsensical answers (he said in high dudgeon).

I didn't realize you lived in the MD5 section of Amsterdam.

I'd wrap you one and Fed-Ex it today, but all mine appear to be defective. Sigh.

cheers,

gary

 

you can use multi-class or multi-id definitons, but that what you write is not correct at all, this is correct:

.box_left fieldset,
#box_center fieldset,
.box_right fileldset {
width:500px; height:500px;
} 

Code (markup):

 

Comma separated selectors may be on the same line.

cheers,

gary

 

not true, comma separators may be in multiple line!

 

Perhaps, were you to read the specs: §5.2.1 Grouping.

On the chance English is not your mother tongue, may ≠ must.

gary

 

And on the greater chance that Math is not your(nonameperson) mother tongue, ≠ means "not equal".

They can be written either way.