cj wrote:
>this is one example of css that looks like it's working in my own work:
>
>.wrapper-div.solo,
>.wrapper-div.multi {
> border-top: 2px solid #4e94d5;
> border-left: 2px solid #4e94d5;
> }
In IE/Win, this will select either of these elements in the markup:
<div class="wrapper-div solo"></div>
<div class="wrapper-div multi"></div>
That's the good news. The bad news is that IE/Win will also
incorrectly select either of these elements in the markup:
<div class="solo"></div>
<div class="multi"></div>
In IE, a multi-class selector is over-inclusive, so in one sense the
selector is "successful". You just aren't using .solo or .multi for
anything conflicting, or you have coincidentally over-ridden the bad effects.
HTH,
-Adam Kuehn
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