I have a selectable table (jQuery UI selectable). How do i \"access\" the edge (top, left, right, bottom) width css, or do I have to use javascript?
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To start, I have no control over the html. I am looking for a CSS solution. CSS2/3 are fine. I have no idea why I can\'t figure this out, but hey it\'s Friday. I guess my brain is scrambled.
How can I target all p elements that follow a heading e.g.... <h2 class = \'history\'>History</h2>
I\'d assume that this would be faster: #dialog .videoContainer { width:100px; } than: .videoContainer { width:100px; }
Is there any reason why someone would choose to use the nth function within a CSS only rather than applying this through jquery where it\'s more compatible with IE.
I am new to CSS and facing an issue related to contextual selectors as following: Q1) What is the effect of creating selectors in the following way:
How do i make the first sentence in the last paragraph bold using css?I also want to add extra padding to the top of this last paragraph so that it will wrap around an image.If I increase the padding
css=table#playlistTable tr:nth(0) span[class=\'playlistNumDisplay smallFont\'] I am getting an error in this css above.
Lets say I have the following HTML <div id=\"div1\"> .... <span class=\"innercontents\">...</span>