Hi again.
Are these bugs?
1. Using only a class selector and not an element name as the preceding
element in an adjacent sibling selector (the '+'), the CSS engine
spits it out.
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~clm/local/csstest1.svg
This example works if a "*" is put before the ".a" in the last CSS
rule.
2. When script is used to change the class of the preceding element in
an adjacent sibling selector, the subject of the CSS rule isn't
changed.
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~clm/local/csstest2.svg
The under rect should be white and the over rect should be blue.
The same problem happens when using descendent selectors.
Thanks,
Cameron
PS: Thanks Thomas for your quick replies and bugfixes so far!
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