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You can use more than one css class in an HTML tag in current web browsers, e.g.:
<div class='style1 style2 style3'>foo bar</div> This hasn’t always worked; with which versions did the major browsers begin correctly supporting this feature?
@Wayne Kao – IE6 has no problem reading more than one class name on an element, and applying styles that belong to each class. What the article is referring to is creating new styles based on the combination of class names.
IE6 would apply both bold and italic styles to the div. However, say we wanted all elements that have bold and italic classes to also be purple. In Firefox (or possibly IE7, not sure), we could write something like this:
That would not work in IE6.