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Thank you for being clear and easy to understand, and explaining the content thoroughly.
WalterTramontana 2 months ago
I can't believe I actually understand all this so far. Big sigh of relief!
FreedomWorkShop 8 months ago
@dennisvanlith Yes.... use the comma delimiter that has been in CSS since version 1.
[href$=.doc],[href$=.txt] {padding-right:0;}
darthlink44 11 months ago
One question remains! Can you use an array of selectors to style. For instance? Styling a . doc & .txt in one go?
dennisvanlith 1 year ago
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Thank you for being clear and easy to understand, and explaining the content thoroughly.
WalterTramontana 2 months ago
I can't believe I actually understand all this so far. Big sigh of relief!
FreedomWorkShop 8 months ago
@dennisvanlith Yes.... use the comma delimiter that has been in CSS since version 1.
[href$=.doc],[href$=.txt] {padding-right:0;}
darthlink44 11 months ago
One question remains! Can you use an array of selectors to style. For instance? Styling a . doc & .txt in one go?
dennisvanlith 1 year ago