I\'m not sure this is possible, but is there a syntax to be used in CSS when you want to style an element based on the combination of classes applied to it?
I understand
Paul and Voyager are correct for the multiple classes case.
For the "HAS CHILD" case you would use:
.bold_green .bold_blue { ... } /* note the ' ' (called the descendant selector) */
Which will style any bold_blue
elements inside a bold_green
element.
Or if you wanted a DIRECT child:
.bold_green > .bold_blue { ... } /* this child selector does not work in IE6 */
Which will style only bold_blue
elements which have an immediate parent bold_green
.