Before this is made a permanent feature, I'd like to suggest it be
checked thoroughly against the "modern" browsers at least, i.e. 6 and
above. (Sorry, but I've seen IE 5.x described as the "Netscape 4 of the
modern browser world.")
In my experience, the CSS class/value selector works OK provided there
is a single value involved, no space delimiters; I'm not so sanguin
about selecting an arbitrary sub-string out of a space delimited list,
nor about what space delimited values might do to the basic
functionality of the class selector.
...edN
Dave Pawson wrote:
> At 12:41 15/08/2002, John R. Daily wrote:
>
>
>>I ignored the question because I thought my mail had already
>>answered it.
>>
>>If you have class="foo bar baz" in an element, any of the
>>following selectors will work:
>>
>>.foo
>>.bar
>>.baz
>>
>>-John
>
>
> Thanks John,
>
> I'll put a request into sourceforge Bob.
>
> Seems like a worthy addition?
>
> Regards DaveP
>
>
>
