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Posted by Bubu on 11/21/06 17:02
> Yes? Your problem with that is exactly what? Apart from the issue of
> inventing better class names, maybe.
>
> You can even do things without class attributes for <li> elements if
> you are willing to accept the situation that old browsers like IE 6
> won't apply all of your styles. You can say, for example,
> .ulclass li:first-child+ li + li { font-weight: bold; }
> to make the third item in the list bolded.
>
My problem is in the third li, in other words my class use a background
image (for ul and for li)
For the third li I need to use a different background image, but when I
apply the class to the third li and open in firefox, I see the third
element with my third class surrounded by the ul class.
Bubu
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