Jessica Mays wrote:
Ex. #nav li.nav-fanzone.sfhover a.img-fanzone
Does this mean inside the #nav id area > the li that has a class of both nav-fanzone and sfhover and followed by a an <a> tag with a class of img-fanzone
Yes. The markup would look something like this:
<ul id="nav">
<li class="nav-fanzone sfhover"><a href="foo.htm"
class="img-fanzone">Foo</a></li>
</ul>
Can one item have more than one class assigned to it?
Yes. Support in modern browsers such as Firefox, Opera, and Safari is
pretty good, but you can expect some buggy behavior from IE 5 and 6. I
don't believe older browsers (e.g. IE4 and NN4) support this at all.
For future reference, SelectORacle is a good resource for figuring out
complex selectors:
<http://gallery.theopalgroup.com/selectoracle/>
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Best regards,
M. Wilson
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