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Old 04-04-2018, 10:15 AM   #2
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Use a period instead of a comma:

Code:
tablestuff.table{}
tablestuff.tr {}
tablestuff.td {}
A better way would be:
Code:
table{}
table.tr {}
table.td {}
If you had multiple table with different css then you could simply use:
Code:
table1{}
table1.tr {}
table1.td {}
for the next table and so on.
bernie
Quote:
Originally Posted by rjwse@aol.com View Post
I noticed that when alphabetizing the css file with the A-Z icon there is an accompanying warning message that sometimes an unwanted result can happen. So far, so good, but I had another small problem in that commands that I wanted to associate with each other now became separated by the alphabet. I think I have found a solution and wanted to offer it here for evaluation. If I type in the same "dummy" word followed by a comma in front of all items I would like to group, the whole group is now in the same place in the alphabet.
tablestuff, table{}
tablestuff, tr {}
tablestuff, td {}
Is there any problem with doing this? The dummy word "tablestuff" references nothing at all and exists only as a tool to group items for a table.
Best regards, Pop
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