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Using a class is just as simple. When writing .your_class you style all tags with a class with the name “your_class”. In the example above we have .warning which will style e.g.

and , that is, any element with the class warning. Classes are used when you want to style just a few of your tags in a way, perhaps you want some of your links red? Add a class to all those links.

You need one more building block: the id. This time you style an element with the attribute “id” set to the id you have chosen. Ids work exactly like classes except for one thing; you can only have one id with a certain name in each of your HTML documents. In the example above we style

Tags: style, “id”, “your, class”, tags, ...
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This page describes how to setup your development environment to compile/deploy AppFuse or StrutsResume from the command line. After setting this up, you might want to checkout HowTo Run Ant in Eclipse. This is how I currently have things setup and what I advise clients to use when we use AppFuse as a baseline for webapp development.

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  • [1] Download - links to download the JDK, J2EE, Tomcat, Ant and MySQL
  • [2] Install - detailed instructions on where to extract/install all of the above packages
  • [3] Configure - how to configure your environment variables
  • [4] Additional Tips - other tools I recommend using

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Tags: strutsresume, ant, install, baseline, jdk, ...
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