html - CSS adding elements inside elements? -
I have 4 elements "block" "button 1" button 2 "and" label ".
I block is to be placed under the button by CSS. This can be done by HTML in this way:
class = "Label"> one square = "button 1"> & lt; one class = "button2" & gt; & lt ; / A & gt; & lt; / p & gt; But it will take up a lot more space than 50 times in one place.
Change the button '12 'href to the least button as a possible line of code
CSS is to modify the appearance of a page, and not used to add content - Although pseudo elements such as : before and : after are commonly used for decorative purposes (for example, adding arrows, or layout hanks) Have you considered using a JS based method? You can loop through all the .block elements and then enter the labels and buttons in each of them. An example of a JS-based method would be: (assuming you are using JQuery) $ (document) .ready (function () {$ ("Block"). (Function () {// var apnd = & lt; element & gt; & lt; / element & gt; '// Add Elements $ (apnd). AppendTo ($ ( This));});});
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