# in css?

[foosion]

A css file has the following:

#book-content #sbo-rt-content h1, #book-content #sbo-rt-content h2 
{

What do the #s do?

[Sarmat89]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/...S/ID_selectors

[foosion]

Originally Posted by Sarmat89

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/...S/ID_selectors

When I search the text (xhtml) files I don't find any of the # selectors. Does that mean for this book they are useless? Am I missing something?

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by foosion

When I search the text (xhtml) files I don't find any of the # selectors. Does that mean for this book they are useless? Am I missing something?

You would need to look at the IDs matching what is after the #.

i.e. <p id="book-content">

If you saw something like:

#green {
color: green;
}

that would match an ID such as <span id="green"> and display the text to the ending </span> with a green text.

[foosion]

Originally Posted by DNSB

You would need to look at the IDs matching what is after the #.

i.e. <p id="book-content">

If you saw something like:

#green {
color: green;
}

that would match an ID such as <span id="green"> and display the text to the ending </span> with a green text.