The title basically says it all. Suppose I have an element which I want to change color on :hover, but while clicked, I want it to switch back to its original color. So, I\'ve tried this:
I have a table where the first cells have a different background.When the TR:hover is applied those cells do not change.
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I have a <div> containing many <p> elements and need to apply some style only to the first <p> inside every <div> with a specific class (cnt).
I am trying to do something very simple - select thetags which are direct descendants of atag. The CSS I am using is as follows:
For the longest time I was styling my elements in this way. table .class tr, th{ } Today I had some insane css related bugs and it occurred to me that it may have worked in 开发者_如何学编程the p
I have such html data: <div class=\"class1\">...</div> <div开发者_StackOverflow社区 class=\"class1 class2\">...</div>
I implemented (a modified version of) Gene 开发者_StackOverflow社区Locklin\'s \'depth\' which works just fine, here\'s the code:
So I got a table and I want to set a style in all <tr> elements but the first. Example: <table>
I want to select every div开发者_JAVA百科 of a certain class with more than 14 spans inside. How can I do this?$(\'div\').filter(function(){