... > td:not([class*="chosen"]),
... > td:not([class*="chosen"]) {...}
This works perfectly. Thank you so much!
Good :)
Note how I use the [class*= to select "chosen" among a number of
classes on same element - my cases are often "crowded" with classes. The
"*" is superfluous in cases wi
Georg to the rescue again. As always.
On Fri, May 22, 2020 at 11:17 AM Larry Martell wrote:
>
> On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 7:08 PM Georg wrote:
> >
> > Den 21.05.2020 23.49, skrev Larry Martell:
> > > I have some CSS that looks like this, and I want to change it so that
> > > it is not applied to t
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 7:08 PM Georg wrote:
>
> Den 21.05.2020 23.49, skrev Larry Martell:
> > I have some CSS that looks like this, and I want to change it so that
> > it is not applied to td's that have the class 'chosen', but I cannot
> > figure out the correct syntax.
>
> The syntax I use for
Den 21.05.2020 23.49, skrev Larry Martell:
I have some CSS that looks like this, and I want to change it so that
it is not applied to td's that have the class 'chosen', but I cannot
figure out the correct syntax.
The syntax I use for such cases...
... > td:not([class*="chosen"]),
... > td:not(
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 5:51 PM Larry Martell
wrote:
> I have some CSS that looks like this, and I want to change it so that
> it is not applied to td's that have the class 'chosen', but I cannot
> figure out the correct syntax.
>
> For a simple case this works:
>
> table:not(.chosen) {color:red;
I have some CSS that looks like this, and I want to change it so that
it is not applied to td's that have the class 'chosen', but I cannot
figure out the correct syntax.
For a simple case this works:
table:not(.chosen) {color:red;}
But for complex ones as below how do i specifhy that?
.tables
