RE: Comments in selectors: CSS1 versus later

> From: Kai Lahmann [mailto:kl@3dots.de]
> 
> if you ask me, there's no use of allowing a comment inside a 
> selector. Before 
> yes, after also - but inside?

I can see how this would become useful in long selectors. A verbose example:

div.container > div.heading /* get heading */
> ul > li > ul.users > li /* get only lists that contain user lists */
> span.name {
	color: #f00;
}

Here a fairly complex selector (the real power of CSS3 and you might say CSS2) is used, but clarified for other authors line by line.


-Chris "SoopahMan" Moschini
http://hiveminds.info/
http://soopahman.com/

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