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7,181 PointsCombinator for multiple children
Can we use combinators to target multiple children? For example under <h1>, we have children: <h2>, <label>, <h3>, <input>. User would like to target <h2> and <h3> under <h1>. Could we use 1 single line of code, instead of manually writing one code for each child like shown in below?
h1>h2 { font-size:2px; }
h1>h3 { font-size:2px; }
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsSure, you can have multiple selectors for the same rule, separated by commas:
h1>h2, h1>h3 { font-size:2px; }
I should point out that this element structure would not be good practice. A heading element should only contain phrasing content, which would not include other headings.