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Math chiller
Math chiller

Reputation: 4167

how can i use the css ".not()" on a element and its children

i have a contact webpage, in it i have a div with some css applied to that specific div using its id, i want to use this styling for more divs which i am going to add, but only direct descendants of body. however i have a header div, which i use on all my pages on this site, and i dont want this styling to apply to it, or its children.

how can i use the css :not() selector, on the #header div and on its children?

Upvotes: 6

Views: 4167

Answers (1)

letiagoalves
letiagoalves

Reputation: 11302

CSS selector for all DIV elements except #header:

div:not(#header) { }

CSS selector for its children

div:not(#header) > * { }

or for all its descendants

div:not(#header) * { }

Edit

CSS selector for all DIV elements that are body childs except div#header

body > div:not(#header)

Upvotes: 5

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