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CSS CSS Transitions and Transforms Getting Started with CSS Transforms Moving Content with translate()

Ashanti Haring
Ashanti Haring
3,918 Points
Posted by Ashanti Haring
Ashanti Haring
3,918 Points

Why does the img {} declarations for the first row NOT affect all the other images in row 2 and 3?

What is it, that keeps the images in row 2 and 3 not reacting to the declarations we made in the first row?

We are targeting for example:

img { transform: rotate(45deg); } and only images in the first row rotate, second and third row not.

Why is that?

Thanks in advance!

1 Answer

Rodrigo Ferrer
Rodrigo Ferrer
8,496 Points
Rodrigo Ferrer
Rodrigo Ferrer
8,496 Points

Because in row 2 you are only getting the img element with the class="photo". See in row 1 it's only putting img {} as a html element and in row 2 he's putting .photo img {} getting img element from class=".photo".