Comments on: Applying style to an element only if multi-class union exist http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/web_tutorials/appling-style-to-element-if-multi-class-union/ Web Design and Web Development Tutorials Wed, 01 Sep 2010 16:38:13 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: chucklesThePig http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/web_tutorials/appling-style-to-element-if-multi-class-union/#comment-364 chucklesThePig Wed, 28 Apr 2010 14:35:21 +0000 http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/?p=1246#comment-364 Man oh man - this is handy. Thanks! Multi-selector fun in Magento! Man oh man – this is handy. Thanks! Multi-selector fun in Magento!

]]> By: sl01k http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/web_tutorials/appling-style-to-element-if-multi-class-union/#comment-233 sl01k Thu, 21 Jan 2010 22:02:29 +0000 http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/?p=1246#comment-233 i dont care (like youtube) about ie6 ... and OK :) i understand this is to demonstrate the possibilities, not recommendations i dont care (like youtube) about ie6 …
and OK :) i understand this is to demonstrate the possibilities, not recommendations

]]> By: Pawel http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/web_tutorials/appling-style-to-element-if-multi-class-union/#comment-231 Pawel Thu, 21 Jan 2010 21:53:58 +0000 http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/?p=1246#comment-231 Marek, Thanks for your feedback... and I see where are you coming from ;) But I think you missed the purpose of this demonstration... Let me clarify few things... - First of all. I didn't say anything about recommendations and this is a bad practice to use on a daily basis. The purpose was to demonstrate the possibilities and make people aware, because sometimes we don't have a choice and we have to style the element this way - forced by platform (eg. Wordpress navigation) etc. - ">" and "+" selectors ? fine! ;) but they will not allow us to accomplish the task demonstrated in this tutorial (style element if CSS union) and what if it comes to IE6 and compatibility? ;) - CSS framework? Are you joking? CSS is too easy to use framework on ;) Hope this clarifies a few things... Marek,

Thanks for your feedback… and I see where are you coming from ;) But I think you missed the purpose of this demonstration…

Let me clarify few things…

- First of all. I didn’t say anything about recommendations and this is a bad practice to use on a daily basis. The purpose was to demonstrate the possibilities and make people aware, because sometimes we don’t have a choice and we have to style the element this way – forced by platform (eg. Wordpress navigation) etc.

- “>” and “+” selectors ? fine! ;) but they will not allow us to accomplish the task demonstrated in this tutorial (style element if CSS union) and what if it comes to IE6 and compatibility? ;)

- CSS framework? Are you joking? CSS is too easy to use framework on ;)

Hope this clarifies a few things…

]]> By: sl01k http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/web_tutorials/appling-style-to-element-if-multi-class-union/#comment-230 sl01k Thu, 21 Jan 2010 21:29:02 +0000 http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/?p=1246#comment-230 hmm nice article but in my opinion this is bad way for styling... why ? - you create not semantic css - you have to much css ... - if you do on this way huge website you will be have huge mees in css. .. so i think that this is bad practice ... but of course .. easy to use and sometimes nice i prefer using the power of selectors ">", "+" and semantic names for class ... one tip ... - may by you should try use a CSS freamwork ? i think in this time this is the best practice :) regards marek m hmm
nice article but in my opinion this is bad way for styling…
why ?

- you create not semantic css
- you have to much css …
- if you do on this way huge website you will be have huge mees in css. ..

so i think that this is bad practice …

but of course .. easy to use and sometimes nice
i prefer using the power of selectors “>”, “+” and semantic names for class …

one tip … – may by you should try use a CSS freamwork ?
i think in this time this is the best practice :)

regards
marek m

]]> By: Dan http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/web_tutorials/appling-style-to-element-if-multi-class-union/#comment-207 Dan Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:07:11 +0000 http://www.pawelmartuszewski.co.uk/?p=1246#comment-207 Wow, That's pretty cool! I wan't aware of that! Wow, That’s pretty cool! I wan’t aware of that!

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