I suggest to make a CodePen with your HTML of the list with a comment beside the li element you want to make 30 pixels high. I would also suggest to give it a class name like @chrisburton suggested. To do that, you simply need this...
i am trying to target the navs03 and make it to be 30px height. u will note that its the only li element that does not have a link in it.
You will note that i have given both the Li and the a tag a set height. i have done this because i wanted to place a background image for a navigation bar behind it.
hi everyone
simple question really but it has always confused me;
how do i target an individual li element in a list.
i mean, i have a list consisting of 6 list items with a height of 60px. but i want one of the li eliments to just have a height of 30px.
thanks everyone
warm regards
andreea
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Depends which one but you can use
first-child,last-childornth-child. That or give it a specific class name.It should be pointed out that the last option (individual class) has the best browser support.
I suggest to make a CodePen with your HTML of the list with a comment beside the li element you want to make 30 pixels high. I would also suggest to give it a class name like @chrisburton suggested. To do that, you simply need this...
...that way you can target that specific li element. Then in your CSS, do this...
@mintertweed You're targeting the anchor tag not list-item for the height.
@chrisburton: Fixed it (I think). Maybe I am making it worse. Haha! This is what I get for trying to be helpful, I guess.
hi everyone thanks for your quick replies
here is my code pen: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/kCmBK
i am trying to target the navs03 and make it to be 30px height. u will note that its the only li element that does not have a link in it.
You will note that i have given both the Li and the a tag a set height. i have done this because i wanted to place a background image for a navigation bar behind it.
i am therefore not clear how to target it.
warm regards
give the li you want to target an id.
Alternative you could do something like this
ah.
how silly of me. thanks very much everyone; simple solution to a simple problem. Great!!!
much appreciate everyone chipping in.
warm regards
andreea