Jeff wrote:
.YourClass{min-height:10em;height:10em}
*>.YourClass{height:auto}
*> that is something I haven't used either. I don't even know what to
call it! Let me know so I can google it.
"*" is the universal selector; it applies to all objects.
">" is the child selector.
Put together it means "for a child of any object" apply this style.
It is not supported by IE6 and earlier so is ignored. IE also ignores
min-height:10em leaving a net style of height:10em, which it incorrectly
treats as min-height.
Modern browsers recognize " * > " and apply the style overriding the
height:10em previously specified.
(Isn't this fun? Yee haw!)
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