Actually, no I can't see. Every DIV with #survey contains just one text node - nothing else.
On Apr 9, 10:27 pm, JB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've got the following html > > <div id="survey"> > <br /> > <div class="sectionstart"> > start > </div> > <div class="sectionstart"> > start > </div> > <div class="sectionend"> > end > </div> > <div class="sectionstart"> > start > </div> > <div class="sectionend"> > end > </div> > <div class="sectionstart"> > start > </div> > <div class="sectionstart"> > start > </div> > <div class="sectionend"> > end > </div> > <div class="sectionend"> > end > </div> > <div class="sectionend"> > end > </div> > </div> > > As you can see there are section starts & section ends that can > contain other starts and ends. I want to leave the html as is, but > visually give some left padding/margin based on how 'deep' the section > is. I've been trying to get this via jquery but can't seem to get > it. Say I'm one level deep I want margin-left:20px, if I'm 2 levels > deep I want margin-left:40px and so on... > > Thanks for the help.
