CSS and the backslash

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  jowestra1 · Member · Jan 17, 2021 at 12:04 am

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  I am rebuilding a website for a business I have and decided to just use a template instead of build from scratch. I understand CSS but this one thing has me stumped and nowhere on Google have I been able to find the answer for this.
  On my page, I have this tag:

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  No where in my css do I have 12u or 12u(mobile).
  Instead I have this type of codes: .36 u, .36 u24 { style }.

  No where online have I found that css uses the to represent anything.
  I need to get to the 12u(mobile) portion on the css but can’t figure out where it is.
  Any idea? TIA

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  jowestra1 · Member · Jan 17, 2021 at 12:14 am

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  The tag is div class=”3u 12u(mobile)”.
  No where in my css do I have 12u or 12u(mobile).
  Instead I have this type of codes: .(backslash)36 u, .(backslash)36 u(backslash)24 { style }.

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  staff-mckluskey · Staff · Jan 18, 2021 at 9:24 am

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  Hi there!

  What’s the address of the site you’re working on?

  Please note that these forums are for WordPress.com-hosted sites only. If your site is using the open-source WordPress.org software, we won’t be able to help you out, and you’ll want to seek help at these forums:

  https://wordpress.org/support/forums/.