Hi,
Is it possible to define a css class with a particular style that will
only be applied when it is nested within another class?
For example, suppose I have 2 parent classes (type1, and type2) and 1
child class (redtable):
<div class="type1"><div class="redtable">...</div></div>
<div class="type2"><div class="redtable">...</div></div>
I want the 2 "redtable" classes to be rendered completely differently
due to their contexts. I thought I could apply the following css:
.type1.redtable{...}
.type2.redtable{...}
But that doesn't have any effect at all.
(Note, I can't use IDs, because the PHP backend could dynamically
create any number of instances, each one needs a unique ID for the
javascript to work)
Thanks for any help
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