I am making great progress on my new design, and one of the decisions I made was to just forget about IE and use all the css I want. This lead to perhaps the best CSS selector I have ever written:
li:not([class=pingback]) .comment-content p:first-child:first-letter
Which is one of the selectors I use to style the comment section of my new design. Not bad, is it?
Sorry for the delay on the second part of Building your own lightbox. The article is proving itself to be, how do I say it, humongous.
So, for this week, Tell me your best CSS selector!
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