.this.project:not(.awesome){
font-style: bold;
}
You know you could use the asterisk selector, right?
the real miracle is in the stack trace
for(int i=1; i < 9; i++) {
hanukkahCandle(i).lightCandle(shamash);
}
Why yes, I do have some comments
<body>
<div id=”body”> <!–body–>
<div id=”page”><!–page–>
<div id=”wrapper”><!–wrapper–>
<div id=”inside-wrapper”><!–inside wrapper. I use this for the wrapper that’s inside wrapper–>
<div id=”outer-inside-wrapper”><!–this is the wrapper inside the inside wrapper but outside the inner inside wrapper–>
<div id=”inner-inside-wrapper”><!–this is inside the outer inside wrapper that’s inside the inside wrapper –>
<div id=”inside-lining”><!–this div is inside the inner outer inside wrapper that’s inside the inside wrapper–>
<div id=”insulation”> <!- this div is protecting the inside of the inside inner outer inside wrapper that’s inside the page wrapper–>
<div id=”h1″><!–wrapping up that h1–>
<h1>Hello World</h1>
Apple is really getting out of hand
<iFrame src=”http://apple.com” class=”magic”></iFrame>
Dude, what?
<h1>Best practices for celebrity code</h1>
<pre> <code><p> <dude>Jeff Bridges</dude></p> </code></pre>
<p>Q: Is <code>dude</code> a block element and can it be nested in a <code>p</code> element according to valid HTML6?</p>