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Old 09-02-2013, 02:22 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
you can use a . as the first character to apply a class to all items irrespective of the paragraph type or level.

For example .bold could be used anywhere include a paragraph, div, or a heading while h2.bold could only be used in a h2 statement. Using a . as the leading character generalizes the class which can still be overridden with a more specific class designation. This is what Cascading Style Sheet is all about.

Dale
you threw me a curve with the
Code:
.svg
. I thought you were proposing a SVG solution

Sigil classes are .sgc

I dropped the (css)div in some my tests. It has to be some nesting quirk
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