Beth Lee wrote:
using the selector ".test ul", you are mistakenly targeting the ul
child of some element styled with class "test". But you want to target
the ul element that itself bears the class "test", so the proper
selector is "ul.test".
Well spotted, Beth : I missed that. But just in case Koen is still unsure
what is happening, his UL is being styled by "reset.css" since that styles
/all/ ULs, and not by his local style file since that targets a UL other
than
the one intended (if any at all).
Philip Taylor
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