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:nth-of-type(n)
As our web builds have moved more toward HTML5 and CSS3, I have noticed some selectors cropping up more and more in my work. One of the ones I find myself using most often is :nth-of-type.
Working with Internet Explorer 6
There is a phrase often uttered by clients. A phrase so nefarious that it makes developers weep, bawl, and ultimately rage.
