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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 04/15/07 20:52
Jon Slaughter wrote:
> Is it possible to do something like assign to an attribute
> SomeClass.SomeAttribute? If not it should be?
No. You can define a class to be different for different ELEMENTS
P.bigboy { font-size: 2.5em; color: blue; background-color: white; }
LI.bigboy {font-size: 1.5em; color: white; background-color: black; }
You can style ELEMENTS with certain ATTRIBUTES
/* Only ACRONYMs that have a title, but IE again will not coop */
ACRONYM[title] { border: 1px dotted silver; }
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> I have two spots where I use the same value and they have to be the same
> value at all times. Basically I have to use two divs that have the same
> width but one is transparent with a higher z-order and the other supplies
> the background color with a lower z order(while something sits inbetween).
> In any case, I have to set the width to the same value but I'd rather just
> keep it in one spot. Would be nice if I could just use
> width:OtherClass.width; instead of later on forgetting that I had two spots
> and end up only changing one.
You can apply more than one CLASS to an ELEMENT...
..FrameUp { border: 5px inset blue; padding: .5em; }
..Landscape { height: 10em; width: 15em; }
..Portrait { height: 15em; width: 10em; }
<div class="FrameUp Landscape">Framed Landscape</div>
<div class="FrameUp Portrait">Framed Portrait</div>
BTW: Most times z-index fiddling is not required, only on positioned
elements and normally can be avoided by the order within the markup.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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