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@toicontienJul 24.2006 — Depends on what you mean by style? Most cascading style sheet rules are inherited by their parent element(s) -- hence the "cascading" part of CSS. Can you give us some code and more information?
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@mizasauthorJul 24.2006 — Actually I realized it's not a child problem but this is what I'm trying to do. I have something like this

<table>

<tr>

<td>

<a></a> <------

</td>

<td class1>

<a></a>

<a></a>

<a></a>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

I need to move the 'a' with the arrow. Trick is, I can't give it a class name or id.

I tried

table tr td a{

position:relative;

left:50px;

}

table tr td a.class1{

position:relative;

}

but the other a tags still move
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