Figure 6.7: Showing an advanced style sheet in a browser
Sibling Selector
CSS2 also recognizes sibling selectors. Asibling selector points to an ele-
ment only if it immediately follows another element. The following example
states the first paragraph after a title has no indentation. Other para-
graphs have normal indentation.
title + p {
text-indent: 0in;
}
Attribute Selector
Like XSL paths, selectors can refer to the presence or the value of attrib-
utes. As the following example illustrates, the syntax is similar to XSL
paths although it does not use the @ character:
url[protocol=’mailto’] {
text-decoration: none;
}
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