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hey, Im wondering if I can have more than one class for an element, I have links on my page which I want to have all the same attributes, but each one have a unique setting so to speak. simplified example:

[code]
td.1
{
   background-color: black;
}
td.2
{
   border-style: solid;
}

// and then

<td class="1" class="2"></td>
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I've never come across a situation where I've needed to do something like that, and as far as I know it's not possible.

I would do it like this...

[code]
table.parent {
}

table.parent td {
  /* set defaults */
}

table.parent td.1 {
  /* set specific 1 */
}

table.parent td.2 {
  /* set specific 2 */
}
[/code]
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