User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

Using CSS in Style View
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• Descendant (space), giving a fine-tuned control over the appearance of a page.
It can be used, for example, when a selected element is going to be contained by
another element, and you may want it to have a particular appearance. It applies
the style to any element which is contained within, or is a descendant of, the
element x. It is a list of other selectors, each separated by a space.
• Child (>), providing finer control over the selection of elements than the one
provided by descendant selectors. Applies a style to any element that is a child
of another element. It is formed by listing the parent, then the child element
separated by a “>“.
• Sibling (+), formed by listing the elements that must be adjacent in the order in
which they must appear. Elements are separated by a “+“.
• Tag Attribute ([name=”value”]), providing a more sophisticated version of the
class and ID selectors. It applies a style to any element that has a specified
attribute. It consists of two parts: a selector that identifies an element and a
condition for the attributes of the element.
5. Click OK.
The added CSS rule will be visible in the Selectors View and in CSS Code View.