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?
Am I doing something wrong? css/sass: #section article border-top: 1px solid black &:first-child border: none !important
I am trying to kick up my Web forms by styling my own radiobuttons and checkboxes. To do this, I hide the radio/checkbox itself and create a state-indicating element on the label with the :after pseud
I have p.first_p:first-letter in my stylesheet, as I checked, it works well when class first_p is set in HTML. Problems start when I use javascript to find elements and then set their class.
I\'m trying to get the first article on the page using CSS. I have tried the 开发者_JAVA百科following:
I have never tried that before. I created an image sprite that is contains two icons. Each icon is 26px wide and high. So the sprite is 26x52px.
I\'d like to make the zebra effect on the first column of a table. How could I could select the first td of 开发者_开发技巧a tr and apply nth-child(2n) on it? The :nth-child() pseudo-class goes to the
I am trying to use LESS CSS to write my CSS but i got a problem with nested pseudoclasses I .class1 {
http://jsfiddle.net/nicktheandroid/k93ZK/2/ This should be really simple, I just don\'t understand why it\'s not working. When hovering over the :before it should change it\'s opacity to 1, but it do
I use a hover navigation and it all works well. I\'m really satisfied. But I\'m also sadistic to the IE6 - so is there a CSS way to deactivate the :hover pseudo class?
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