Need help with "list"

So, no offense was intended. But please tell us - what is a compound
stylesheet?

Ok ok...so I used the wrong term. I got it from a tutorial I watched on
Lynda.com and of course I phrased it wrong.

One of the options when creating a new CSS font is "Compound (based on your
selection)" so I said Compound Style Sheet making everyones day. Now can we
drop it? I really am not a total novice here. Ive been doing web sites since
'96. Im just a little slow on CSS but am working on it.

The term you want is "compound selector". But it would take several of them
to do the job as you'd need to have the bottom margin of the <h#> tag *and*
the top margin of the <ul> tag adjusted.

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"Cindy-" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

So, no offense was intended. But please tell us - what is a compound
stylesheet?

Ok ok...so I used the wrong term. I got it from a tutorial I watched on
Lynda.com and of course I phrased it wrong.

One of the options when creating a new CSS font is "Compound (based on
your
selection)" so I said Compound Style Sheet making everyones day. Now can
we
drop it? I really am not a total novice here. Ive been doing web sites
since
'96. Im just a little slow on CSS but am working on it.

The term you want is "compound selector". But it would take several of them
to do the job as you'd need to have the bottom margin of the <h#> tag *and*

the top margin of the [BULLET] tag adjusted.

The answer you gave me in a previous post by doing the margin in the [BULLET]
tag was splendid. Thank you.

You're welcome.

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"Cindy-" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

The term you want is "compound selector". But it would take several of
them
to do the job as you'd need to have the bottom margin of the <h#> tag
*and*
the top margin of the [BULLET] tag adjusted.

The answer you gave me in a previous post by doing the margin in the
[BULLET]
tag was splendid. Thank you.