Although the "|" symbol is used in css as an attribute selector, in this context it means either % or vw. This is just a way of saying that you could use a width as a percentage or viewport width.
Hope this helps. ☺️
Okay thanks :) Was a bit confusing 😅
No problem. I have seen that this kind of syntax is common in many blogs, tutorials and videos. That's why I added it.
Thanks for raising this question. I'll mention it in my next blog ☺️
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Although the "|" symbol is used in css as an attribute selector, in this context it means either % or vw. This is just a way of saying that you could use a width as a percentage or viewport width.
Hope this helps. ☺️
Okay thanks :)
Was a bit confusing 😅
No problem. I have seen that this kind of syntax is common in many blogs, tutorials and videos. That's why I added it.
Thanks for raising this question. I'll mention it in my next blog ☺️