pretty self-explanatory.
Yes, you can use same name for both id and class because both parameters have their own significance.
You Can Use Both ID and CSS Class Selectors This <div> tag will be subject to the styles for the class backgroundOrange .
Yes, an element can have one ID (which must be unique!) and multiple classes at the same time. To have multiple classes, use a space between them, here's an example:
<div id="myID" class="class1 class2 class3">Content</div>
I would like to add that if you add both ID and a class that contradict each other, the ID will have higher priority.
For example:
CSS:
.par_color{ color:red; } #par_color{ color:blue; }
HTML:
<section id="par_color" class="par_color">Some txt</section>
Some txt string will be shown in blue and not in red.
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