I want to give a div 2 classes, however, one of the class names has a space in it. I want to give a div the "section scrollspy" class and carousel class.
Will putting a space in between classes still work?
For example:
<div class="section scrollspy carousel">
Or is there a better way to do this?
Spaces are invalid in class names, the normal way to do it is to use a hyphen instead of a space so it would be:
<div class="section-scrollspy carousel">
Theres a good post here that talks about valid CSS names.
If you want to preserve the space character, you'll have to update your css :
.section.scrollspy {
// css rules
}
but it's still two class here. If you want to use just one class, you'll have to use Peter Featherstone's answer :
<div class="section-scrollspy carousel">
