This is what I have found and why I use classes.
The whole...
.main_menu ul ul:first-child li ul li ul li { content: 'HELL NO' }
..Doesn't appeal like...
.main_menu .second_tier .third_tier li { content: 'Works for me' }
:)
Best,
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
http://designdrumm.com
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Thanks Georg, I'll take a look.
I have finally managed to achieve my original objective by using direct child selectors all the way
from the element, thus: 'nav > ul > li > ul ...' That prevents 'ul > li > ul' also selecting '
'ul > li > ul > li > ul'. Without the 'nav' at the beginning to tell