I’m trying to do
li > a
with LessCSS nesting. Is this possible?
I initially thought maybe something like
li {
> a { }
}
But this didn’t work. Any ideas?
I’m trying to do li > a with LessCSS nesting. Is this possible? I
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I’m trying to do
li > a
with LessCSS nesting. Is this possible?
I initially thought maybe something like
li {
> a { }
}
But this didn’t work. Any ideas?
It looks like that should work, but try adding an
&just before the combinator:The LESS web site doesn’t mention the use of
&when nesting selectors with other combinators, but then again the documentation there isn’t the best I’ve seen.