Sent by Ira S. Mark on 9 October 2003 01:01
Michael: Thanks for the help. I would have stared at that forever. And
"static" is default positioning, so all is in order. I wrote the
selector that way (mistakenly) because I thought I remembered that some
browsers mishandle selectors in the form tag#id (as opposed tag.class).
I am only concerned with 5+. Your or some other member's clarification
would be appreciated. As ever, Ira
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>Ira wrote (regarding www.ismdesigns.com/test/ttt01.htm):
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>>But it is not applying the rules for the two ids, "fdfooter"
>>and "tease".
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>The HTML shows
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><div id="fdfooter">
> <div id="tease">
> </div>
></div>
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>and the CSS is
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>div #fdfooter {..}
>div #fdfooter #tease {..}
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>Spaces in selectors identify elements inside of other elements, so "div
>#fdfooter" selects an element with id fdfooter /inside/ of a div. To fix
>this, remove the space between div and #fdfooter, so that the rule looks
>for a div with the id fdfooter.
>
>HTH,
>
>MikeL
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