So, I tried both .no-markers ::marker
and .no-markers > ::marker
and did:
<ul class="no-markers">
<li>One</li>
<li>Two</li>
<li>Three</li>
</ul>
And they both removed the markers from the list.
So, my first question is "Do any nested elements, so long as somewhere down the line they are in a .selector
mean that that element gets that style?".
And, I thought s1 > s2
styled elements directly under s1
, so, logically, my second question is "What's the difference between s1 s2
and s1 > s2
?".