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jaybee -> RE: CSS links (7/16/2006 8:51:28)
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You might like to add some info about the multiple classes
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Netscape 4.x for Windows and Mac cannot support the application of multiple classes to a single element. It results in ignoring all classes. It can, however, understand the application of a class and an id to a single element. This technique only works, however, if the class and id are defined separately in the stylesheet, not grouped together.
Internet Explorer 4.x for Windows cannot support the application of multiple classes to a single element. It results in ignoring all classes. It can, however, understand the application of a class and an id to a single element. This technique works even if the class and id are grouped together in the stylesheet, not defined separately. In this respect IE 4.x differs from NN 4.x.
IE5 for the Mac has problems with multiple classes when they are used in conjunction with descendent selectors.
If one of your styles is a substring of another MacIE will apply both styles when you use the substring style name as the first of your multiple listed classes.
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