- From: <patricka@mkdoc.com>
- Date: Fri, 2 May 2003 12:29:41 +0100
- To: www-style@w3.org
hi all, somebody please hit me with a clue stick. :) i can't see (with css3 selectors) how to select a paragraph containing, say a defining instance of a term. <p>HyperText Markup Language, or <dfn>HTML</dfn>, is ...</p> maybe it's just me, but i've often found myself confused with the "direction" of combinators -- i even thought that the descendent combinator would apply: p dfn { border-left: solid #000; } (but that catches the definition, not the paragraph.) the intent here is to highlight reference text better. i suppose i'm after a "parent combinator", or something... p < dfn { border-left: solid #000; } is there a way to do this with selectors without changing the example's html (i.e. adding class/id attributes on the paragraph)? tia, - p
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