There are many common classes and ID's that are used instead of having the tags in the middle of the code.
They are as follows:
- #all-slides
- #selected-slides
- .u{text-decoration;}
- .b{font-weight:bold;}
- .tl{text-align:left;}
- .tr{text-align:right;}
- .tc{text-align:center;}
- .lh{line-height;}
- .body{font-family;}
- .hide{display:none;}
- .show{display:show;}
These classes and ID's work exactly the way they are written. These are common simply common names and can be renamed to the programmers preference. In addition to that, the content inside the curly brackets can also be defined as the programmer wishes simply by dividing each attribute with a semicolon.