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``What do you mean by "group" CSS? I don't use Photoshop, but the input of CSS battle is plain text, so there isn't any advanced feature (other than code hinting and highlighting) The only "grouping" you can do in CSS is to declare a set of rule for multiple element, like this |
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Thanks so much for your help!
I think this better answers my 'funny' question π
I'll try it ASAP
Thanks again
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my html is been remove from code section so see here
<https://jsfiddle.net/athylla/7uvwfsja/> for working example π
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[Battle #21] (https://cssbattle.dev/battle/21)#129

. Letter B
I started CSS a few months ago and I'm excited to participate in these challenges.
By the way, I've been using Photoshop...
The question now is HOW CAN I GROUP MY CSS like in Photoshop?
From the image attached, I've been able to perfectly replicate the first letter B with color #060F55
I'm trying to work on the others but I'm having issues with the arrangements.
Please help!
Thanks
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