CSS Tutorial – 7 – Direct Child Selectors
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2 thought, there are Counter Strike Source tutorials
css-counter strike source …
that’s because IE sucks
Nice one, Subscribed.
It seems it doesn’t work in IE8
Does though in FF 3.0.19
Thank you. Another simple, yet effective tutorial. -behindvfx
I find coding to be the most fun part; point and clicking is to easy.
If you want to be a web designer/coder, you HAVE to know CSS as its now standard in websites. It also makes sites easier to read for disabled people who use screen readers etc.