I do not understand what you mean by "semantics", its code is minimal and presents something simple, the only modification I would do is that if .acaoBaixar
and .acaoView
has the same CSS effect, so .file:hover .acaoBaixar
and .file:hover .acaoView
should also have, ie has no reason to create two rules like this:
.file:hover .acaoBaixar {
display: block;
}
.file:hover .acaoView {
display: block;
}
Make just one:
.file:hover .acaoBaixar, .file:hover .acaoView {
display: block;
}
'Cause then if you need to change something you’ll only change in one place.
Another thing if you wear it somewhere:
.subClasse
And that in another:
.classe .subClasse
You may have problems with the "have preference" rule, try to keep the same rule, unless .subClasse
(in the example) be used outside of .classe
, then the end would be like this:
.file .acaoBaixar, .file .acaoView {
display: none;
//...Resto do CSS
}
.file:hover .acaoBaixar, .file:hover .acaoView {
display: block;
}
Also try to leave all rules in the main class and not in the Hover when using only display: block;
in Hover. It doesn’t make much difference, it’s more about organization.
Post the html structure as well.
– Gabriel Rodrigues