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Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / CSS / June 2006missing selector ?
Hi all, I have a little problem with a stylesheet. It doesn't seem possible to resolve it but one never knows :) In CSS, is it possible to differentiate the two <span> in these conditions : <p class="foo"><span class="bar">some text</span></p> <p class="foo">bla bla bla <span class="bar">some text</span></p> Thanks for your help ! Christophe  SignatureChristophe Gaubert >In CSS, is it possible to differentiate the two <span> in these >conditions : > ><p class="foo"><span class="bar">some text</span></p> > ><p class="foo">bla bla bla <span class="bar">some text</span></p> No. If you had told us what it is that you are actually trying to do we would have been able to give a useful answer. SignatureSpartanicus Le 30/06/06, Spartanicus <invalid@invalid.invalid> a écrit : > If you had told us what it is that you are actually trying to do we > would have been able to give a useful answer. I can't change the HTML code, it is generated by SPIP. So there isn't anything to add... Thanks for your answer. SignatureChristophe Gaubert >> If you had told us what it is that you are actually trying to do we >> would have been able to give a useful answer. > >I can't change the HTML code, it is generated by SPIP. So there isn't >anything to add... SPIP is GPL'd with permission to make alterations, thus you can change the generated markup. SignatureSpartanicus Le 30/06/06, Spartanicus <invalid@invalid.invalid> a écrit : > SPIP is GPL'd with permission to make alterations, thus you can change > the generated markup. Absolutely, but it would lead me to a more complicated problem. I will probably take the time to talk with the developpers of SPIP or to report the problem. SignatureChristophe Gaubert >In CSS, is it possible to differentiate the two <span> in these >conditions : No, but it would be easy in XSLT. Try treating it as a CMS problem and pre-process the pages before uploading them, adding an extra class to the <span> as needed (remember you can have multiple class names in an element's class attribute) |
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