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Well, I’m probably going to take a negative vote on that question, so I’m going to try to explain as much as possible, ask you to try to understand and if you can’t, please ask.
Situation
I have a page .html
and in it, I have my file .css
(I used style.css to base the question), in that file .css
I have my various classes for the whole site, but the problem comes when I need to add a price list, but this price list has several elements .css
already existing in the archive .css
and this makes the layout simply buggy.
Yeah, but what do you want?
I wonder if there’s any way to put some kind of link rel
focused on a single div, if I could do that, I could use the file itself .css
table without bugging anything on the site as it would load the classes from the separate table.
Summary
I need to create a kind of link rel
that only works for a specific div.
What have you tried?
Changing the names of all classes, but she has some classes that (I don’t know if you’ll understand me) simply can’t be changed.
Man, this whole thing is messed up
Yes, I know, it’s confusing even to explain, but come on one more time, the file .css
of the table, besides being giant, with hundreds of classes, has classes that are clean, ie, form
, a
and without a prefix.
The easiest way to put this table would be to enter a file .css
focused on a div for example div-prices
.
Well, that’s it I apologize for the confusion, I tried to explain in the best way, I believe that there is no way to do this and that I will have to turn to add prefixes in all elements, but it is always good to learn more is not even?
Thank you guys from Stack!
The question is valid, but the lack of codes can cause you some downvotes.
– StillBuggin
I even thought about putting the codes, but the question would be too long since the codes are large. I thank the advice friend
– João Victor Gomes Moreira