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Hi,
I’m using other’s template and their CSS is huge and minimized. For a DIV they have already assigned a class to it, but I’d like to make its Height shorter. One way is to create a new tiny class specifying desired height, say, it’s called myClass.
So, for this DIV, they have
<div class="row"> ... </div>
I’d like to add myClass to it, so, would it be?
<div class="row,myClass">...</div>
Result: it does not seem to have any effect. What is supposed to be the right way to do it?
Thanks.
Just a space
<div class="row myClass">...</div>
Thanks. But when it didn’t change the height, instead, removing background attribute from the existing class.
here’s what this one-line class looks like:
.fixHeight {height: 70px;}
is something wrong? Thanks.
As a workaround, I put combine the into one DIV.
Without knowing any more we can’t say why it didn’t work.
A snippet of CSS means nothing in isolation.
A minimal demo in Codepen.io would be ideal.
ok,
here it is, http://54.80.71.115/titlereport/contact.html
but as mentioned, I’ve combined the two DIVs into one, that is, the display of contact info and the FORM for sending a message.
Thanks.