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  Intro to CSS Combinators

  Posted: January 19th, 2012, 6:00am MST

  Combinators are quite possibly one of the most underrated features of CSS. However, the indifferent attitude with which programmers treat them wasn't because of their useless nature or limited functionality. In fact, as with many other forgotten facilities provided by the specification, many browser vendors included quot;support quot; for combinators that was buggy, poor, and in the worse case, simply non-existent. Despite this, today there's new hope for getting combinators up and running, as most browsers (yes, even Internet Explorer 7 and up) allow you to use them in a pretty confident ...