Thanks, but that doesn't really answer my question.
What I want is an empty class that has no specific meaning itself but
extends another class.
This is fine when I have an element within an element because I can set
a style for .parent .child
I can also set a specific element's style using #child .child
I can also say that an element adopts 2 styles with .english .child
To partly answer my question I could specify .tall . child where tall is
20% above average
But what if a .tall .parent is only 10% taller?
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Isn't that what .tall.parent does?
.tall.parent {height: 110%}
.tall.child {height:120%}
---Tim
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