You have 5 levels of nested HTML div
elements (see source on bottom),
each has another color.
You can change CSS properties of any div
by using the according
input fields.
Level 0 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
right: | |
bottom: |
Level 1 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
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bottom: |
Level 2 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
right: | |
bottom: |
Level 3 / 1 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
right: | |
bottom: |
Level 4 / 1 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
right: | |
bottom: |
Level 4 / 2 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
right: | |
bottom: |
Level 3 / 2 | |
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position: | |
height: | |
width: | |
top: | |
left: | |
right: | |
bottom: |
<div id="level-0"> Level 0 <div id="level-1"> Level 1 <div id="level-2"> Level 2 <div id="level-3_1"> Level 3 / 1 <div id="level-4_1"> Level 4 / 1 </div> <div id="level-4_2"> Level 4 / 2 </div> </div> <div id="level-3_2"> Level 3 / 2 </div> </div> </div> </div>
ɔ⃝ Fritz Ritzberger, 2015-07-19