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[css / html] Selecting an ID within an ELEMENT
OK, I knwo this is easy... but I'm pulling a brain fat here...
I have: <div id="box"> <p>Arrhhh</p> </div> How do I make all instances of the element "p" within the id "box" something. I know I've done this before.... and I'm pissed that I can't remember how to at the moment... Mabye I shouldn't have had that Jack and Coke ;) EDIT: The w3 documentation is here: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/select...#id-selectors. But hell if I can make anything of it. |
OK, I figured it out. Damn, I'm stupid.
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div#box p { }
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On a related note, why doesn't IE implement this?
#box input[type=text] { } #box input[type=submit] { } |
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