<div id="meh">Without the css file, this sure looks boring plain ol'text!</div><div class="hmm">So just make sure you never style your page in HTML!</div>
div[id="meh"]{ color: red; }
<input type="checkbox" disabled="disabled" /><input type="checkbox" />
input[disabled="disabled"]{ background-color: red; }
div,[color="#E1E4F2"]
div[color="#E1E4F2"]
td[width="95%"]{background-color: white !important;}
td[colspan="15"]{color: black !important;}
div,
{color:#ccc !important;
background-color: transparent !important;}
*[color="#E1E4F2"]
{color:#ccc !important;
background-color: transparent !important;}
div,[color="#E1E4F2"]
div[color="#E1E4F2"]{}
<div color="#E1E4F2"></div>
<form name="mystylingform" method="post" action="/index.php">
<select name="count" onchange="this.form.submit()" />
</form>
form[name="mystylingform"]{} /* 1 easy fix just by adding a specific unique name */
select[name="count"]{} /* or */ form select[name="count"]{} /* or */ form[name="mystylingform"] select[name="count"]{}
/*
From a simple static to a more dynamic specific way to a very specific selection of an element.
Without the command and just a space, it searches for the last divined element withing the previous defined element.
*/
<table>
<tr>
<td>asd</td>
<td class="meh" id="hem" style="color: #AC1">asd</td>
</tr>
</table>
#hem{ color: #F1A; }
.meh{ color: #987 !important }
table tr td{ color: #456; }
Right and wrong, never, EVER, NEVER style your page with html, color is not even a valid attribute anymore. There's a big chance the browser won't even support it anymore.That works because you're declaring two different selectors. Just use
Code:*[color="#E1E4F2"] {color:#ccc !important; background-color: transparent !important;}
This is probably because it's not a div that has the color property, but you'd have to show the HTML to be sure.
That works because you're declaring two different selectors. Just use
Code:
*
{color:#ccc !important;
background-color: transparent !important;}
This is probably because it's not a div that has the color property, but you'd have to show the HTML to be sure.
div[color="#E1E4F2"]
{color:#ccc !important;
background-color: transparent !important;}
This is for Stylish (for FireFox) As far as I know, only Mozilla based browsers have Stylish.What this means, is that most likely the page will render differently in most browsers. Where IE would probably support this FireFox, Chrome, Safari would most likely not.
div[class="tborder tcat tab_header"],div[id="visitor_messaging"],ol[id="message_list"]
{background-color: transparent !important; border: none !important;}
@namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);
popup:not(#autoscroller), menupopup
{background-color: white !important;}
menuitem[disabled="true"]{color:#aaaaaa !important;}