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Jellby · 01-06-2016, 11:43 AM

I think :first-of-type is only CSS3 (and it would target the first <p>, provided it has a given class, not the "first p with a given class", I believe), so don't expect ePub 2 renderers to support it.

Maybe you can invert the selection. "p.attribution + p.attribution" would target the second and later of the series, which you could use to "cancel" the style you asign to "p.attribution".

But, the best is probably adding an additional class:

Code:

<p class="attribution first"> Harry Summers</p>
<p class="attribution">King of Heartland</p>
<p class="attribution">Companion to the Queen</p>

and then use "p.attribution.first"

01-06-2016, 11:43 AM	#2
Jellby frumious Bandersnatch Posts: 7,558 Karma: 19620479 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Spaniard in Sweden Device: Cybook Orizon, Kobo Aura	I think :first-of-type is only CSS3 (and it would target the first <p>, provided it has a given class, not the "first p with a given class", I believe), so don't expect ePub 2 renderers to support it. Maybe you can invert the selection. "p.attribution + p.attribution" would target the second and later of the series, which you could use to "cancel" the style you asign to "p.attribution". But, the best is probably adding an additional class: Code: <p class="attribution first"> Harry Summers</p> <p class="attribution">King of Heartland</p> <p class="attribution">Companion to the Queen</p> and then use "p.attribution.first"