>
> I disagree on the list applying accessors to only the first element.
> From an API perspective I just don't see that it makes sense.  I'd
> much rather see a first() method or property, or better yet (as I
> suggested to kangax) an explicit means of saying "give me the first
> (and only the first) element that matches this CSS spec).  If I see
> the code "list.highlight()", I'm going to expect the highlight method
> to be applied to the list, not to the first entry on the list.
>

I agree with that disagreement. Although it shortens up the syntax, to
me it's counter intuitive for a list to operate on the first element
for item related functions.

Darrin
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