Larry / James,

> I have been seeing this used in a lot of examples on this list lately
> and I was wondering what it was for.  I have never seen that 3D part of
> a selector before. Could someone explain that to me?

It's a type of encoding called quoted printable. Basically you can write a
character as =xx where the xx are hex characters. Because = signifies a
character sequence, to represent it you have to use it's hex code which is
3D. So, =3D is the "quoted printable" representation of =.

It's not actually valid CSS - just still encoded email tokens.
 

 

Thanks,

Tatham Oddie
Technical Director, Fuel Advance
www.fueladvance.com


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