Hello,
I have a series of divs in a vertical row. Each div contains an image
of a circle. That image fills the div. Inside each image I have some
text. the text is a link (a). Each outer div has an Id
(submenu1,submenu2,...) and is set via css:
#subMenu1 {
left: 12px;
top: 151px;
}
(example for 1st div)
I want to be able to set the height of the link inside the div
_relative_ to the parent element (the div).
Like so:
div[id$=submenu[0-9]] a{
submenu.top+15;
}
This should say: each a element with a parent whose id value equals
the string "submenu" plus one number in the 0-9 range has a top that
is equal to it's parent's top + 15 pixels.
How do I do this?
Thank you,
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