I have a block of html code that I don\'t have control over. I do, however, have access to alter the stylesheet. I need to add some style to the first nested table. Here is the html:
for example, if there are several DIV elements, one inside another. lets say 3 levels. how would you go about selecting only the 2nd level of Divs, not knowing how deep they might be,
I have a div with a :hover pseudo-class that applies many CSS effects to indicate to the user that they are hovering over it.
See here: http://jsfiddle.net/QVhAZ/4/ How can I use * but only have it apply to direct children? In the example, I\'d want it to only apply to the \"Child\" divs, not the \"Grandchild (should not be
I have made a video gallery using videolightbox tool. It has generated query for it to work. I have no idea about any scripting.
Is there way to prevent scro开发者_运维技巧lling for :target selector, because when a link is fired, scrolling is not smooth.You can only prevent scrolling by using JS. ... But than :target will no lo
Is there a way to apply a style to elements that contain multiple classes? Example <div class="foo"> foo</div>
I am trying to automate the following scenario with selenium RC: Open Google home page and enter \"Software\" in search box and then click on search button.
I understand the difference between child and descendants just fine. I am having an issue with the child selector however. Perhaps I am not understanding something correctly. Take the following HTML a
In CSS (any version), is there something like, or any other way of doing anything like the :has() selector in jQuery?
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