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Can I set a different background-image CSS attribute to my <BODY> tag depending on successful match of a found child <div class="template" /> element?
I know of the CSS selector BODY>.template but that alters the template class where an immediate parent match of BODY exists, I want to control BODY if template exists as a child.
I would like to do this purely in CSS, not with any jQuery or anything, thanks.
Unfortunately that’s not possible with pure CSS. You can’t influence a parent element based on a child element. The Cascading in CSS only goes in one direction. 🙂
If you can you should add a different id or class to
<body>to do this.