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hey guys Josh here and welcome to part two of the how to make a website Series so um in the first in the first part we learned pretty much just how to start our own page get our text editor um we we made a couple div tags and we added a bit of style and that was really about the extent of it um so yeah so for this this episode I wanted to go over nesting div tags or well nesting any tags and um the difference between an ID and a class because I think that is pretty important so what I want to get started off with is the difference between an ID and a class um as you can see I made four div tags last time and I gave each one its own ID um yeah and the ID starts with a hashtag in the CSS and you just type the ID name and that way you can communicate with whatever you you want to add style to now a class actually does the exact same thing the only difference being that when you go on your stylesheet um youamp;#39;re going to declare a class with a period and also a div te or um an ID can