On 11/16/06, Eric A. Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Similarly, 'body:first-child' would select any body element that's
> the first child of its parent (which is html) -- and since every
> document I've ever seen has at least a head element before the body
> element, 'body:first-child' woul
At 4:12 PM + 11/16/06, Barney Carroll wrote:
>body:last-child ... {}
>
>I saw this a while back and chuckled, but today I found cause to use it.
>It's supposedly a hack for WebKit browsers (I don't understand how there
>could be any ambiguity over what the last child of the body could be,
>but
Anybody know about this?
body:last-child ... {}
I saw this a while back and chuckled, but today I found cause to use it.
It's supposedly a hack for WebKit browsers (I don't understand how there
could be any ambiguity over what the last child of the body could be,
but there you go). I've seen e
