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There is a tr table in the div tag. How to set the CSS style? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

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<div id="subpage">     <tr id="serverlist">       <table>        <tr class='serverinfo'>        <td class='servericon'>		        </td>        <td>               </td>        <td></td>        <tr>        <td></td>             <td>          </td>        <td>        </td>        </tr>        </table>        </tr>        </table>     </div>

How to set the styles of serverlist, serverinfo and servericon? I used #subpage #serverlist{ } but it didn't work.


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The poster table tag must be complete, organize the tags and then set the css

The poster table tag must be complete , organize the tags and then set the css
Does the table need to have an ID? Assuming that the ID of the table is servertable, how to set the styles of serverinfo and servericon? And table should have no effect on serverlist

My tags are nested

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Why is there tr directly under your div?



<!DOCTYPE HTML><html>	<head>		<meta charset="gb2312" />		<title></title>		<style>			#subpage #serverlist{ color:red; }		</style>	</head>	<body>		<div id="subpage">			<table>				<tr id="serverlist">					<td>						<table>							<tr class='serverinfo'>								<td class='servericon'>								</td>								<td>								</td>								<td>123</td>							<tr>								<td>123</td>								<td>								</td>								<td>								</td>							</tr>						</table>					</td>				</tr>			</table>		</div>	</body></html>


There is also appropriate indentation of the code to facilitate reading and writing.

My tags are nested


95d54e9583a1efd0ddcf23fbe223b888
Why is it directly tr below?


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              b2386ffb911b14667cb8f0f91ea547a7 For example, if I set the distance between it and the left border to be 30px, no matter whether I set margin-left or padding-left, it will not work.

If you don’t complete the html tag, it will destroy the structure of the web page. . .

It is the td that actually holds the content, so you need to set the style of the td.

It is the td that actually holds the content, so you need to set the style of the td.

If this is the case:

I want to set the margin-left of the td element with class servericon to 30px. How to achieve this?

The original poster: margin is the outer margin and padding is the inner padding

Setting the margin-left of the servericon here can be achieved by setting its own padding or setting the padding of the parent DOM td or table or div

 <div id="subpage">            <table>                <tr id="serverlist">                    <td>                        <table>                            <tr class='serverinfo'>                                <td class='servericon'>                                  123                                </td>                                <td>                                </td>                                <td></td>                            <tr>                                <td>123</td>                                <td>                                </td>                                <td>                                </td>                            </tr>                        </table>                    </td>                </tr>            </table>        </div>

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