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In the previous two articles, we talked about the relevant knowledge and how to use class and id respectively, but in actual projects, how should we choose, class or id?
Let’s review the differences between the two first!
1. ID is unique and class is universal, so the same ID can only be used once on a page, while class can be used without restriction.
2. The priority of id is higher than that of class! As follows:
#p1{color:red}
.p2{color:green}
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The most painful thing is that the id and class are all over the place in the entire HTML document, which is a pitfall when it comes to maintenance! Recently, I saw someone’s experience on using id and class. I think it’s good. The summary is as follows:
operation generally does not add styles. The class naming in this part is determined by js like the id. This is more suitable for large-scale, multi-person maintenance and long-term iteration projects.
The class name of css is completely separated from the id and class of js operation. In this way, changes in the product's ui or product interaction logic do not affect each other, making it easy to maintain.