CSS child selector (>) doesn't work with IE?

Internet Explorer supports the child selector ( ) since version 7, but only in Standards mode. Make sure you are using a Doctype that triggers standards mode.

Internet Explorer supports the child selector (>) since version 7, but only in Standards mode. Make sure you are using a Doctype that triggers standards mode. If you are targeting IE6 then you are out of luck.

You need to either depend on JS or use descendant selectors. A>b { foo } becomes a be { foo } a * be { reverse-of-foo }.

The child selector is not supported at all by IE6 and only partly by IE7. Quirksmode. Org: Child selector CSS Compatibility tables there is, sadly, no way to do this except to "un-declate" the definitions for all grandchildren.

I may be wrong about what you are looking for but this is how I would tackle your problem: . Box {font:24px;} . Box div {font:18px} .

Box div div {font:12px;} This will work fine for you example, however be aware that if you have another . Box with div's in it they will be affected as well.

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