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Hello to everyone!
I’m using jquery uniform plugin to create stylish form elements.
It has one spritesheet and calls every elements’ style from that.
the problem I have is I want to create more than 1 style for every element and use them.
for example :
div.radio is for styling radio buttons but I want to have more styles for radios like:
div.radio1 ,
div.radio2
and …
Now how should I create that?
I am really in need of doing this, Please help!
Thanks in advance !
Alireza.M
You could use the CSS `:nth-of-type()` selector, but note that it only works in modern browsers:
div.radio:nth-of-type(1) {
// Specific styling for the first radio.
}
How can I use another classes?
Is it possible to change javascript file to calls different css classes?
I tried different ways but as I want it to work in all browsers I couldn’t make it work.
I’ll apperciate if anyone help to get what is in my mind.