| You can combine any of the techniques that I've explained in the last few pages in order to pinpoint the elements that you're interested in formatting. To combine selectors: 1. | Define the context of the desired element. For more details, consult Selecting Elements by Context on page 141. | 2. | Next, either spell out the element's name (see page 139) or use the wild card character (see page 139). | 3. | Then, specify the class or id of the desired element(s). For more details, consult Selecting Elements by ID or Class on page 140. | 4. | Next, specify the pseudo-class or pseudo-element. For more details, consult Selecting Part of an Element on page 144 and Selecting Link Elements Based on Their State on page 146. | 5. | Finally, specify which attributes and values must be present for the element to be selected. For more details, consult Selecting Elements Based on Attributes on page 147. |
Figure 9.41. Here's a doozy for you. It says "choose only the first letter of the em elements that are found within p elements that are in the div elements whose class is equal to works. Tip |