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> > ol {padding:0 0 0 5px;}
> > html > body ol {padding:0;}
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> Voilà.Yes, I read the article, and I know there are different ways to do things. To be honest, using a browser's ignorance of the child combinator to selectively override the deliberately wrong rule you've presented to every UA seems pretty hackish to me, but that wasn't really the point of my email. I'm specifically wondering why the [as far as I can tell] preferred resources for filtering with @import recommend a method that is reportedly disastrous for some browsers. -[]z. -- Zero Piraeus: better in fixed-width http://www.etiol.net
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