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This works great if all the children are of the same type (element, class…):
.parent>.child:nth-last-child(-n+3) { /* selected last three elements with class=”child” that are direct children of elements with class=”parent” */ } or just
.child:nth-last-child(-n+3) { /* selected last three children with class=”child” */ }

:nth-last-child

Problem is when there are different children, and you only want to select last few of a subgroup of them with the same class.

This :nth-last-child(-n+3 of selector) let’s you select even by class, but sadly it isn’t supported anywhere but in Safari.

I’m not sure how to do it for .class for all browsers, but I tend to solve this with element tags if posssible:

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.parent>section:nth-last-of-type(-n+3) { /* select last three section elements that are direct children of elements with class=”parent” */ } (stupid example, I know..)

:nth-last-of-type

I have 2 instances of media-link contained withing a DIV called item. I need to basically add additional styles to the 2nd instance of the class. However this is where the difficulty comes in… I can not add any additional code, or classes to the code! I know, not ideal but its down to the solution being used, not personal choice.

Example code:

Author: John Smith

Thanks for a great article…

I am trying to figure out of if there is a formula, that would focus on one column independent of all other columns or rows, for example, using the grid analogy, the first cell in a grid could be given a different width to the other cells?

Thanks.

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‘).insertAfter(‘#mvp-content-main p:nth-child(5)’);
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‘).insertAfter(‘#mvp-content-main p:nth-child(10)’);
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‘).insertAfter(‘#mvp-content-main p:nth-child(18)’);

For example, there are total 12 elements. I want to apply my style only on last n (1, 2, 3…) numbers of child of total 12 elements; how can I do this?

The Phrase ” But the keywords or a formula will iterate through all the children of the parent element and select matching elements ”

is this also right as per my understanding -> ” But the keywords or formula goes down to every child element of the parent and select matching elements”

instead of using iterate through can it also be explained like above, is that also right according to my understanding?

Hi Experts,

I am trying to write a piece of CSS code to format the table in SAP Design Studio tool. In one of the table i have a CSS to hover the specific column of the table based on the n-th child selector. Below is the snippet.

.Table1 .sapzencrosstab-RowHeaderArea:hover tr > td:nth-child(4)
{
text-decoration: underline !important;
cursor: pointer !important;
}

Is it possible to mention the name of the column header here instead of fixing it as the 4th column. The requirement is to hover the column name called, say ‘Region’, instead of saying it as 4th column because Region dimension can change its position in the table when the user drills down few other dimensions into the table.

I have searched in forum to find out the css classes and possible workarounds, but could not find any.

Thanks & Regards,
Kesavan.