I'm dealing with a template that contains some puzzling CSS selectors.
The syntax in question is as follows:
.\35 grid .\31 1u { width: 91.5%; }
, but the '\'
character appears as a strange symbol in Notepad++. Can someone explain how this is being interpreted? The class appears to be associated with '5grid'.
Additionally, I've observed a naming convention where classes are prefixed with "do-classX". When applied to an element, the class is set as
<element class="classX"></element>
and the styling is applied. Is there some sort of mapping for the class names? How does the browser understand which class to apply the styling to?
This is really confusing me...