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Originally Posted by bfollowell
OK. Gotcha. Thanks!
So p + p would be consecutive paragraphs.
p + p b would be any paragraph with bold characters following a paragraph? That one seems sort of strange but I think that's what it would be.
Thanks for your help.
- Byron
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No, it would refer to the contents of any <b> tag, if it is inside a <p> tag that is immediately followed by another <p> tag.
Try thinking of it as tags, since the fact that <b> creates bold text doesn't have anything to do with the nature of the CSS inheritance.
You can have a <span style="font-weight:bold;">
bolded text</span> with, you guessed it, bold characters. "p+p b" would not match a span tag, and these bolded characters would not receive that CSS.
But if the only bolding was done via the <b> tag, it would work as you expect.
Hopefully, this is a little clearer.