Dreamweaver - wildcard characters in css

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wildcard characters in css

geotso

2004-09-19, 12:15 pm

Hi.

Is there away to use wildcard characters in css?
For example, I have a style like this:

#layer1, #layer2, #layer3, #layer4, #layer5, #layer6, layer7 {
here are the attributes;
}

I'm wandering, if css recognizes the wildcard characters, so I can use
something like this (please don't laugh):

#layer? {
here are the attributes;
}

Thanks (for don't laughing) :)

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2004-09-19, 7:15 pm

"geotso" <geotsoTRAP@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Is there away to use wildcard characters in css?

No.

> For example, I have a style like this:
>
> #layer1, #layer2, #layer3, #layer4, #layer5, #layer6, layer7 {
> here are the attributes;
> }

Layers are just <div> tags. Do you have any *other* <div> tags on the
page that are not layers? If not, you could do something like:

div {
.... addributes
}

If you do, then you could use a custom class:

..layerstyle{
.... addributes
}

Then change your layers to:

<div id="layer1" class="layerstyle" ...

Gary