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Yes, just specify it as a child as follows<br />

<pre><code id="code-617704">.class view-trailers .views-label-title {Styles here}
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Yes, just specify it as a child as follows


.class view-trailers .views-label-title {Styles here}


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Sorry, I copied the name with class<br />
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Below should be the correct css <br />

<pre><code id="code-617705">.view-trailers .views-label-title {Styles here}
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Sorry, I copied the name with class

Below should be the correct css


.view-trailers .views-label-title {Styles here}


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Hi I want to style a class called &quot;views-label-title&quot;, this is used all over my site, but I only want to style it if it is inside a div with &quot;class view-trailers&quot;<br />
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can this be done? if so can you provide an example
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Hi I want to style a class called "views-label-title", this is used all over my site, but I only want to style it if it is inside a div with "class view-trailers"

can this be done? if so can you provide an example

style css only if inside div

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