Abramo Bagnara wrote:
As an example consider that a web page might already use class
"description" for its own purpose. Suppose now that he'd like to add
hCalendar encapsulation: how he can easily represent differently the
hCalendar content and the others?
There are two easy ways to do that. One is by hierarchy:
.description { color: #f00; }
.hcalendar .description { color: #00f; }
The other is multiple class names:
.description { color: #f00; }
.description.microformat-only { color: #00f; }
Peace,
Scott
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