Why is it that one CSS class cannot encompass another CSS class, like this example:
.parentCSS {
width:100%;
}
.childCSS {
}
I'm running into a lot of redundant code in my files because of this limitation.
At times on the aspx page (where one control has many CSS classes) and at other times in the CSS file (where one CSS class has many duplicate attributes).
If anyone has suggestions on how to write efficient CSS without relying on nesting, I would greatly appreciate it.