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Arios · 11-01-2015, 02:18 PM

Hi Rubén,

Thanks for your fast reply!

I use these codes (* {...}) for a while so I know their purpose as well as their effects in (x)html files. My main question was rather: which one is better to use (¿Qué notacion es el mejor, en * {... o <body>?). Of course, if it matters for something (semantic or whatever)!

Thanks also Jellby for the clarification about the empty <div> and naked inline elements.

My rationale behind the use of these codes, is to set all things clean (general) and after that, I can set up all specific classes (<p>, <hr />, or <blockquote>, etc.) at my liking.

In truth I want to be more logical in creating my CSS and to do so, I tend to proceed from general to specific, putting emphasis on the semantic use of codes.

11-01-2015, 02:18 PM	#4
Arios A curiosus lector! Posts: 463 Karma: 2015140 Join Date: Jun 2012 Device: Sony PRS-T1, Kobo Touch	Hi Rubén, Thanks for your fast reply! I use these codes (* {...}) for a while so I know their purpose as well as their effects in (x)html files. My main question was rather: which one is better to use (¿Qué notacion es el mejor, en * {... o <body>?). Of course, if it matters for something (semantic or whatever)! Thanks also Jellby for the clarification about the empty <div> and naked inline elements. My rationale behind the use of these codes, is to set all things clean (general) and after that, I can set up all specific classes (<p>, <hr />, or <blockquote>, etc.) at my liking. In truth I want to be more logical in creating my CSS and to do so, I tend to proceed from general to specific, putting emphasis on the semantic use of codes. Last edited by Arios; 11-01-2015 at 03:22 PM.