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  CSS Combinators: Working with Child Combinators

  Posted: February 6th, 2012, 6:00am MST

  If you're constantly in search of newer and more efficient methodologies that permit you to improve the overall quality of your CSS code, then take a peek at combinators. This underrated feature, bundled with the specification for a long time, will let you define the visual presentation of your web page elements by using fewer CSS classes and selectors. In this way, it can help you keep the markup much cleaner and unpolluted. If you've already read the two previous parts of this tutorial, you now have a solid background on how to work with CSS combinators. In those pieces I developed some exam...