At Wed, Jul 28, 2004 at 09:30:35AM +0200, Anne van Kesteren wrote:
> 
> >Are you sure about this, though?  From what I can tell, one of the oldest 
> >failings
> >(or features, depending on your POV) of CSS is that you can't have 
> >selectors which
> >check for child elements.  So if you wanted to somehow apply a style to 
> >all elements
> >which were cited from a document in another language, you couldn't do this 
> >if you
> >had the xml:lang attribute on a child <description/> element.
> 
>   selector:hover>description{
>    /* styles */
>   }
> 
> Is all that is needed I guess.

That would style the description.  How do you style the element which is being described?

TX


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