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How to rework identification in html

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all right so weamp;#39;re back here where we left off what we did in the last video was discussed the difference between document and console Iamp;#39;m gonna quick give you a really quick overview and then what weamp;#39;re gonna do in this video is actually talk about how we can access HTML elements so essentially you know say this h1 tag here well itamp;#39;s kind of boring to just like write some stuff and you know do some errors and warnings how can I actually change the value of this how can I move it around how can I change the color Iamp;#39;m not gonna show all of this but Iamp;#39;m gonna give you the basics and thatamp;#39;s something weamp;#39;re gonna work towards as we move to this videos and this is hopefully something you guys will notice that I start small make sure you guys really have the fundamental concepts down and then I slowly kind of move into some more advanced topics where you guys will start to understand a lot of people like to kind of do everything

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However, its crucial to understand that in HTML and web development, each ID should be unique within a page. This is a fundamental rule of HTML: an ID must be unique to a single element. If you have multiple elements with the same ID, its considered invalid HTML, and it can lead to unpredictable behavior.
Duplicate IDs are common validation errors that may break the accessibility of labels, e.g., form fields, table header cells.
Invalid HTML : IDs must be unique in a document. Duplicate IDs make the HTML invalid ing to W3C standards. CSS Conflicts : CSS selectors target the first occurrence of an ID. Styling might not apply correctly to other elements with the same ID.
Syntax. Selectedelement.id = newID; In above syntax, first we will select the HTML element whose ID we want to change using the HTML DOM, the use the id property with dot operator to assign a new id on right hand side of assignment operator.
You are correct, you should only have one id per element. IDs and classes also have different css specificity, which is why its so common to find classes as the main selector for css styles, as they have 1 point, vs an id that carries 10 points - the goal is to always keep css specificity as low as possible.
One of the easiest ways to test your HTML code for errors is to use an online validator tool, such as the W3C Markup Validation Service. This tool checks your code against the HTML standards and reports any errors or warnings. You can either enter your URL, upload your file, or paste your code directly into the tool.
An element can only have one ID, and a page can only have one element with same ID name.
Id values must be unique Within one document, no two elements should have the same id, and each element can have only one id this is just the way it is!

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