Can multiple Div have same ID?

Can multiple Div have same ID?

Yes you are right, it is not recommened to do so. An ID should always be unique (e.g. if you want to select the element with javascript). If you just want to add the same style to the divs, just use css class.

What happens if multiple elements have same ID?

Answer. As HTML and CSS are designed to be very fault tolerant, most browsers will in fact apply the specified styles to all elements given the same id. However, this is considered bad practice as it defies the W3C spec. Applying the same id to multiple elements is invalid HTML and should be avoided.

Can multiple tags have the same ID?

Can multiple elements have the same ID? Yes – whether they are the same tag or not, browsers will render the page even if multiple elements have the same ID.

Can you have multiple elements with the same ID HTML?

@HenryDev You can have two elements with the same ID, it’s not correct but you can have it. And if you aren’t the one responsible for creating the page sometimes you have to deal with that fact.

Can a Div have more than one ID?

You could however, have multiple classes on the DIV, which may or may not solve your problem. And to take it one step further, you can have multiple classes and an IDon an element.

Can multiple different HTML elements have the same ID?

Don’t forget that elements can have multiple classes by using a space as a delimeter: The official spec for HTML states that id tags must be unique AND the official spec also states that if the render can be completed, it must (i.e. there are no such thing as “errors” in HTML, only “invalid” HTML).

Is it OK to have multiple IDs in CSS?

If the answer is for CSS styles then you can : use a class instead, which btw you can have MULTIPLE CASSES AND AN ID If that’s not what you fancy… you can split the CSS rules amogst the IDs (think IN REVERSE)

Is there a need for multiple IDs on the same tag?

There is never any need for multiple ids on the same tag since ids are unique either one would serve to uniquely identify that specific tag provided you first get rid of the other id which is stopping things working.