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CSS Selectors: Pattern Matching and Inheritance

April 7th, 2005 | 1 Comment | Posted in CSS

On page HTML 361 of your XHTML book it discusses contextual selectors and selector patterns. I found a really good article by Adrian Senior on CSS Selectors: Pattern Matching and Inheritance that does a great job of explaning the document tree, the relationship between elements, and how to define CSS tules based on those relationships.

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  1. David Hucklesby Says:

    A great tool for learning, especially when you are looking at those great-looking sites and trying to figure out how they did it, is SelectOracle.
    Just paste in one of those incomprehensible CSS rules, and you get an explanation in Spanish or English:

    http://gallery.theopalgroup.com/selectoracle/

    Oh — and don’t forget Firefox’s DOM inspector. I don’t know how I managed without it.

    http://www.brownhen.com/DI.html

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