RE: [css3-selectors] :parent selector

> It is true in real life cases.
> 
> Try Gmail, or the new Yahoo Mail without CSS. They are 
> unusable without  
> CSS. The list of such sites can go on. Basically, all those "web 2.0  
> applications" rely on CSS support.

Mainly because they don't use appropriate structural/semantic markup in many cases. Web 2.0 as a concept does not, however, *rely* on CSS support...

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Received on Tuesday, 26 September 2006 09:21:36 UTC