Within a page filled with various widgets, I am facing an issue where I need to override the container class for a specific widget. However, the problem is that all widgets with the same class name are being impacted. Attached below is a screenshot from inspect element showing the situation.
https://i.sstatic.net/ZE9OW.png
The highlighted row with class=container represents the widget I intend to modify.
Appreciate any assistance on this matter.
When it comes to styling a specific HTML tag, there are several approaches you can take. One option is to assign an id to the tag and then create a corresponding CSS rule using that id. Another approach is to add a different classname in addition to the existing 'container' class for the tag you want to style differently. Alternatively, you can use CSS specificity to target the specific tag for additional styling.
HTML
<tagname id="other_css" class="container" ...>
CSS
#other_css {
// css styles
}
HTML
<tagname class="container other_css" ...>
CSS
.other_css {
...
}
.container {
....
}
HTML
<wrapper>
<tagname class="container ...>
<tagname class="container ...>
<tagname class="container ...> <- the one you care about
</wrapper>
CSS
wrapper:nth-child(3) {
...
}
Resources: - https://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-3/#specificity
It seems like you're looking to apply unique styling to a specific element within the container class. One way to achieve this is by creating a new class with the desired special styling: container new-design
To incorporate additional styling, simply create a new class alongside the existing container class and input your preferred CSS within this new class.
Hey there! It seems like you are looking to change the default class name container in bootstrap. However, this may not be the best approach as it could cause issues down the line.
Instead, consider using a div with a specific class name inside the container and make your changes there.
If you're unable to modify the HTML code directly, you can also try using .container:nth-child(5), where (5) represents the position of that particular class.
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