A minor correction -- as was pointed out to me, the '+' combinator is in fact a part of CSS2 selectors. So both CSS2 selectors and CSS3 selectors satisfy a very similar damage-propagation constraint (CSS2's is still a tiny bit stronger, since only the style of _following_ siblings can be affected, whereas with CSS3 the style of all siblings can be affected). -BorisReceived on Thursday, 19 June 2003 14:58:54 GMT
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