Andrew Fedoniouk wrote: > :has-child - element has single child. > :has-children - element has at least one child. > E:has-child-of-type(T) - matches element that has precisely one > immediate child of type T. > E:has-children-of-type(T) - matches element that has one or more > immediate children of type T. Slightly worried about the ambiguity of these names -- if I have one or more children, then I "have child". if I have more than one child, then I "have children". You seem to be using these with the reverse semantics. Philip TAYLORReceived on Thursday, 9 October 2008 18:09:39 GMT
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