There is no concept of nesting or grouping CSS blocks. However, you
can organize your CSS at a file level. In this case a file named
bigbutton.css that contains
> .bigButton .buttonLeft { background-image:url(bigButton-left.gif); }
> .bigButton .buttonCenter { background-image:url(bigButton-
> center.gif); }
> .bigButton .buttonRight { background-image:url(bigButton-right.gif); }
> .bigButton ...
dcm
On Oct 24, 5:40 am, David Portabella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I currently have something like:
>
> .bigButton .buttonLeft { background-image:url(bigButton-left.gif); }
> .bigButton .buttonCenter { background-image:url(bigButton-
> center.gif); }
> .bigButton .buttonRight { background-image:url(bigButton-right.gif); }
> .bigButton ...
>
> How can I group the .bigButton contextual selector?
> something like this:
>
> .bigButton [
> .buttonLeft { background-image:url(bigButton-left.gif); }
> .buttonCenter { background-image:url(bigButton-center.gif); }
> .buttonRight { background-image:url(bigButton-right.gif); }
> ...
> ]
>
> Regards,
> DAvid
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