> Actually, that formulation could well break something you don't want
> broken. Note that .about.home will break in IE/Win, which will apply
> the rule to everything with the "home" class, completely ignoring the
> "about" class. However, modern browsers will get it correct, and
> only apply the rule to elements with both classes. Zoe's method will
> apply the rule to any element with *either* class in all
> browsers. That is probably not what you want.
Hey Adam,
That helps immensely! I was just about to post a message to our
internal mailing list suggesting the .home.about method, but instead I'm
just going to use the following method that I posted previously:
<div class="about abouthome">
and then refer to classes like this:
.about{color:blue;}
... for ABOUT section-specific styles and
.abouthome{font:arial;}
... for about HOME page-specific styles.
Thanks!
Mike
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