[css-d] classes and id's

2006-05-08 Thread Ron Payette
Hi - I realize this is a very basic question, but the more I try to
figure it out the more confused I get.  So maybe one of you can set me
straight!

When using classes (or id's) - what is the correct way to do the
following:
a.leftborder {color: #ff;} OR
.leftborder a {color: #ff;} OR what about
a.leftborder:hover {color: #00;} OR
.leftborder a:hover {color: #00;} And what about this
ul.leftborder li a {color: #ff;} (Now that's getting really weird
looking???  Is that how you do it?)


I'm sorry to bother you all with something so basic, but I couldn't seem
to find any thing consistent.  And now I think I'm super confused!

Very sincerely,
Allison




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Re: [css-d] classes and id's

2006-05-08 Thread Jon Jensen
It depends on what you are trying to do... Each of these does something
slightly different:

a.leftborder {color: #ff;}
/* all anchors having the leftborder class will be white
   e.g. a href=foo.html class=leftborderbar/a
*/

.leftborder a {color: #ff;}
/* all anchors inside an element having the leftborder class will be white
   e.g. div class=leftbordera href=foo.htmlbar/a/div
*/

a.leftborder:hover {color: #00;}
/* all anchors having the leftborder class will be black when moused over
   e.g. a href=foo.html class=leftborderbar/a
*/

.leftborder a:hover {color: #00;}
/* all anchors inside an element having the leftborder class will be black
when moused over
   e.g. div class=leftbordera href=foo.htmlbar/a/div
*/

ul.leftborder li a {color: #ff;}
/* all anchors inside an li inside a ul having the leftborder class will be
white
   e.g. ul class=leftborderlia href=foo.htmlbar/a/li/ul
*/

If all of this went over your head, have a look at
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/ for a great primer on selectors
and CSS.

Jon

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Re: [css-d] classes and id's

2006-05-08 Thread francky
Jon Jensen wrote:

It depends on what you are trying to do... Each of these does 
something slightly different:
[...]
ul
[...]

If all of this went over your head, have a look at
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/
for a great primer on selectors and CSS.

Jon

And a direct online explication for what a home made selector is 
expected to do:
the SelectORacle:
http://penguin.theopalgroup.com/cgi-bin/css3explainer/selectoracle.py

Greetings,
francky
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