Jonas Galvez wrote:
> <div class="a">
> padding: 5px;
> .b {
> padding: 10px;
> }
> #c {
> font-size: 15px;
> }
> </div>
Just to make it more clear, you can also do the following:
<div class="parent">
#specific-case {
}
div.child {
}
</div>
If the selectors starts with '#' or '.', HCSS assumes it's a variation
of the current element. If the selector starts with an element name,
then it's assumed to select the element appearing anywhere under the
parent:
div.parent {
}
div.parent > div.child {
}
div#specific-case {
}
-- Jonas
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