[thelist] CSS selectors

[Marcus Andersson]

You can see an example on http://mweb.se/tree/gen_tree.html

If you have IE6 or Moz you can also see the XML version at http://mweb.se/tree/tree.xml

The html code is pretty crappy indented since it's generated from XSLT. I don't want the left border on the 
last leaf node on each subtree. I can introduce more elements in the hierarchy but it would be nicer if didn't 
have to.

/Marcus

David Bindel wrote:

> On Thu, 2004-05-27 at 14:14, Marcus Andersson wrote:
> 
>>Say I have a div like
>>
>>  <div class="nodeContainer leaf">...</div>
>>
>>and another div like
>>
>><div class="nodeContainer leaf last">...</div>
> 
> ...
> 
>>/* The following selector is wrong but I wonder how I can (if possible) do it */
>>div.tree div.leaf&&last {
>>   styling stuff that overrides a couple of properties
>>}
>>
>>Is it possible? How do I do? Or do I have to add more elements to express what I want?
> 
> 
> Why not just use the selector "div.tree div.last"?  As long as you can
> ensure that the last leaf is the only element of class "last" inside of
> a div of class "tree".
> 
> Are there elements besides last leaves that use the class "last"?  If
> so, you could always change the class name to "lastleaf" or something
> like that so they do not get confused.
> 
> HTH,
> David Bindel
> 
> http://www.davidbindel.com
>