div
- noun
- Specialized
- The original content would be properly formatted, with divs and everything.
- div element
Examples
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The 'footer' div should contain the credits, copyright notice, and other information.
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Check feature: the notification div is stuck to the bottom of the page and covers the last line of the text.
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I have a content div on my page and now I get:
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The Right Way to Move a DIV Around the Page
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So I made my div have a border radius.
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How to hide the div on the basis of query result checking.
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As an example, instead of moving your DIV down 20 pixels with the code:
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Tapping or clicking the div should hide the notification.
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I am suggesting wrapping the caution images in a div tag and doing a count on image tags there.
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The div element is commonly used to create distinct sections on a webpage, helping with layout and design.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Div comes from division, which means 'a separate part' or 'to divide'. In HTML a div is a block that groups or separates parts of a page, so it is used to organise and style different sections.