Recently I've seen some stylesheets where the ID and class of the
same element is combined into a single selector; e.g.,
body#about-us.level2 #banner {background: #900 url(../images/
bnr_sec01.jpg) no-repeat 0 15px;}
body#ask.level2 #banner {background: #900 url(../images/
bnr_sec02.jpg) no-repeat 0 15px;}
body#message.level2 #banner {background: #900 url(../images/
bnr_sec04.jpg) no-repeat 0 15px;}
where the body tag contains both the ID after the pound sign _and_
and class "level2"; e.g.,
<body id="about-us" class="level2">
I know about multiple class selectors, but this is different, and
I've never heard of it before. Does the selector:
body#about-us.level2
combine the body ID "about-us" and and the body class "level2"?
If so, where is this technique documented?
Or is it simply refer to an (unintended) body ID of "about-us.level2"?
Thanks,
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Peter Weil, Web Developer
University Communications
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Phone: 608-262-6538
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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