Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> 18.8.2011 8:40, Rick Gordon wrote:
>> I'm just wondering how I might approach addressing a tag that appears just
>> before another tag, lick the tag that would immediately precede an .
>> The adjacent sibling selector p > h1 would give me access to the attributes
>
18.8.2011 8:40, Rick Gordon wrote:
I'm just wondering how I might approach addressing a tag
> that appears just before another tag
In CSS, you cannot, except in the trivial sense that you can manually
add class attributes to such tags and then use a class selector.
Even in the CSS 3 Selecto
Thanks for the quick reply Al. Sadly the fix that you suggested doesn't seem to
work, and neither do the other similar suggestions that your pointer led me
towards. I will try some other accordion products to see whether they cope any
better.
Ian.
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Dr Ian Piper
Author of "Learn Xcode Tools