@cogdog Thanks having a hard time understanding diffference between div and span and when to use span.
@cogdog Thanks having a hard time understanding diffference between div and span and when to use span.
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@cogdog Thanks having a hard time understanding diffference between div and span and when to use span.
Greg McVerry@ottonomy @ShopTalkShow i podcast for all my commutes. I will check it out, but I dont learn till I screw it up myself a bunch of times.
Greg McVerry@ottonomy Thx. Makes sense.
Greg McVerry@ottonomy This is what I did for my #edu106 students as we try to figure this stuff out. http://bit.ly/1vkH6nY prolly full of messy code
Greg McVerry@ottonomy Have me in a rabbits whole looking at the difference between child and descendants. Thx for launching the journey.
Greg McVerry@ottonomy I just got sick of writing <p class="..."> every paragraph and thought I could define this higher. Thx so much for the help.
Greg McVerry@ottonomy I think what I needed to learn was putting divs inside of divs http://bit.ly/1vkGoXU Does this seem like a legit approach?
Greg McVerryIf I am using the same <p> class over and over again within a <div> is that when you would use a <span>? #teachtheweb #ccourses #edtechchat
Greg McVerryHere is our final for #edu106. Thank you for being my co-learners this semester: http://bit.ly/1vLy8Cs #ccourses
Greg McVerryRT @shwood: Liiiiiiiive now for an evening of frivolity, mayhem, and delightful shenanigans: http://diamondclub.tv
Greg McVerryDear class. We are not learning to <code>. We are finding patterns. Copy, paste, remix: </code>. #teachtheweb
Greg McVerry@cogdog @paulbogush @wiobyrne If we did it it would be two piles. Reading topics and crowdsourced search terms for images #lra14
Greg McVerryAre the list of my makes in webmaker deliberately hard to navigate so I am forced to learn how to tag my content? #teachtheweb
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