Posted by Steve Pugh on 11/22/51 11:20

"mark | r" <trooperbill@hotmail.com> wrote:

>ive been told by a colleague that you can only have a finite number of ID's
>in a CSS page

What's a CSS page?

>anyone got any information on this?

An HTML document can only have a finite number of IDs because each
element can only have a single ID, so unless you have an infinite
number of elements...

Your colleague is either alluding to the fact that each ID can only be
used once in each HTML document, or he's mistaken.

Steve

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