Maybe it’s too easy to ask but I couldn’t find its solution 
In my page, I used an image. then a paragraph and then another image.
I created a div (img-div) for my first image then I created another div (id=“tribute-info”) for the paragraph.
Now can’t I use the same div (img-div) for my second image?
I’m asking this because I want to format my image sizes with a single div in my CSS file?
I hope that my question is understandable 
@mjozdi Welcome to the FreeCodeCamp forums! It might be easier to see your code. You can do that by clicking the button that looks like this </> then putting in your code. But I think I know what you might be talking about. If you are using this div for two images they would have to be one right above the other. You can’t really split a div into two pieces. It could work maybe if you gave the div a class, not an id. Happy Coding! 
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Hello, id attribut can be used for only one element. If you want to use the same CSS settings for several images you can use class attribut instead of id.
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Thank you for the fast responses 
So I should use class for my purpose. But for the tribute page project I have to use id.
Therefore another simple question, can I use both id and a class in a div? so that I can use class name for css formatting?
@mjozdi That is a good question and yes! You can use both. For that I would give it an ID and a class, you could then stick this class onto your second image.
<img src="whatever" class="whateverDivIs">
I think that should work!
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