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Genuine Office 2010 Selectutorial Adjacent siblin
Adjacent sibling selectors
Adjacent sibling selectors will select the sibling immediately following an element. For example, you may wish to target an <h3> element,Buy Office 2007, but only <h3> elements that immediately follow an <h2> element. This is a commonly used example,Microsoft Office Professional 2010, as it has a real-world application. There is often too much space between <h2> and <h3> elements when they appear immediately after each other. The code would be: <body> <h2>Heading 2 <em>text</em></h2> <h3>Heading 3 text</h3> <p>This is <em>text</em> and more <strong>text</strong></p> </body> The document tree would be: Using the following rule,Genuine Office 2010, you can target any <h3> that follows an <h2>: h2 + h3 {margin: -1em; } Adjacent sibling selectors also work for inline elements such as <em> and <strong> Using the following rule, you can target <strong> text that follows <em> text: em + strong {color: blue; } Adjacent sibling selectors are not supported by Windows Internet Explorer 5,Office 2007 Ultimate Key, 5.5 and 6,microsoft Office 2010 keygen, but are supported by most other standards-compliant browsers. Further information W3C CSS2 Specification: Adjacent sibling selectors DevEdge CSS2 Selectors Support Chart WestCiv Selectors Support Chart Attribute selectors » Other Max Design articles and presentations Associated with webstandardsgroup.org |
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