Poly Voyager 4310 UC – Беспроводная Гарнитура с Зарядной Станцией

This appears to be a block of HTML and CSS code that defines the layout and styling for a web page about a product, specifically a headset.

Here’s a breakdown of what I’ve observed:

**HTML Structure**

The HTML structure is contained within a `div` element with an ID of «overview-content» and class «sku-1VH-0006-00AB5». This suggests that the content is specific to a particular product (sku) on a website.

Inside this container, there are several article elements with classes like «a_plus_content», «a_plus_module», etc. These articles contain various types of content such as text, images, and tables.

**CSS Styles**

The CSS styles defined in the code are used to customize the layout and appearance of the web page. Here are some observations:

* The `.table` class is used to style a table element.
* The `#overview-content.sku-1VH-0006-00AB5 .a_plus_module.img_at_left .a_plus_info` selector is used to style an image on the left side of a module, and its accompanying text content.
* The `#overview-content.sku-1VH-0006-00AB5 div[class*=»position»]` selector is used to style any element with a class containing «position».
* The `table.table, table.table thead, table.table tbody, table.table th, table.table td` selectors are used to style various parts of a table.
* The `#overview-content.sku-1VH-0006-00AB5 tr.row { border: 1px solid #ccc; }` selector is used to add borders around table rows.

**Table Styles**

The CSS code also defines styles for tables, including:

* Using `display: block` on the entire table, its header and body, as well as individual cells.
* Hiding the table headers by setting their position to absolute and moving them off-screen using `-9999px`.
* Styling individual columns in the table using `.td.column:before { content: «Column label»; }`.

**Other Styles**

The code also defines styles for various other elements, such as images, text containers (`.a_plus_info`), and module divs (`.a_plus_module`).