On Jan 8, 2010, at 10:39 AM, Tab Atkins Jr. wrote: >>> The second example isn't nonsense, the :any() just isn't adding >>> anything to the existing element selector. The selector will only >>> match <div>s. >> >> That seems even less obvious. > > Really? The selector first says it must match a div, and then says > that it has to be a div or a span. OK, if that's what it means. I thought it meant that it had to match 'DIVDIV' or 'DIVSPAN'. I guess it makes sense your way though, when I think about it more, and what it means to pair the pseudo-class with either the universal selector or something else.
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