gringogordo :
I'm trying to target an element by ID somewhere within an element which I have successfully targeted.
So this is the actual working CSS now:
#parentElement>div>div>div>#childElement {
display: none;
}
I'm sure I must be having a bad day but what I really want to do, to make it a little more robust is just write CSS (not jQuery or JavaScript) to do the following:
for all #childElement within #parentElement apply { display: none; }.
Is this a straightforward bit of CSS?
focus.style :
If you want all #childElement within #parentElement apply { display: none; } just write
#parentElement #childElement { display: none; }
It will be enough.
But you should knew, id recommended to bu unique, used only once per page. Use class instead for children.
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