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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	The answer to your original question: Have a style sheet like this that has all the stuff specific to all divs with class "units": divs.units {...} Then have additional ones like this that carry the extra information for each type: div.backorder {...} div.instock {...} div.available {...} And then, in your html, just put divs like this: <div class="units backorder">...</div> <div class="units instock">...</div> <div class="units available">...</div> The class attribute is actually a space-separated list of all the classes you want to apply to an element. That thing you said in the post before mine will work perfectly fine; the first style sheet will apply to anything with myClass set, and the other two will apply only to their types of HTML element with myClass set. However, don't use HTML element names to differentiate between classes; only use the HTML element names where they're necessary. (for instance, only use a <table> tag when you have a table.) Loading...
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