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Old 06-07-2013, 07:30 PM   #11
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Quote:
Originally Posted by phossler View Post

@RbnJrg --

I had never seen the

Code:
blockquote p
...

Can you (or anyone) explain the difference or provide a link please?
Hi Paul;

I used a "descendant selector" With just typing in Google "css descendat selector" you'll find a lot of info about it. However you can read a clear (and synthetic) explanation here:

http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectut...descendant.htm

With:

Code:
blockquote + p {.... }
the style is only applied at the first appearance of <p> after a blockquote tag. But with:

Code:
blockquote p {.... }
the style is applied to ALL appearance of <p> inside <blockquote>...</blockquote>.

Now you know another css resource

Regards
Rubén
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