Mark Harwood wrote:
> Ive never known it possible to use a wildcard (*) to select all elements,
> it would be nice but i dont think its possible
On the contrary, it is very possible. You can also select all elements
within an element:
div#foo * { /* this selects everything inside a div with the
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 04:44 , Bennie Shepherd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
>Am I just dense? :o)
Think you answered the question you self fella...
Ive never known it possible to use a wildcard (*) to select all elements,
it would be nice but i dont think its possible
Mark Harwood
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Guess when I copied the code from the site I got more than the code.. :o)
It worked fine after copying the snippet from the email. Thanks for the
help and links.
Did you paste it in exactly as you show below? If so, your sample would not
have worked as you had some odd characters in the rule set
Did you paste it in exactly as you show below? If so, your sample would not
have worked as you had some odd characters in the rule set. Try this
(whitespace and line breaks are up to the individual as they are ignored
anyway):
* { padding:0; margin:0; }
It might be worthwhile reading some basic i
I tried pasting this code
1. |* {|
2. | padding:0;|
3. | margin:0;|
4. |}|
to my css and get and error when I try to validate it.
Am I just dense? :o)
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