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Is this even possible? <div class="column"> <div> <div> </div> <div> <!-- Definitely not this DIV! --> </div> </div> <div> <!-- THIS DIV ONLY! --> </div> </div> The following CSS selector gets the one I've marked "Definitely not this DIV!". .column div:last-child { background-color:red; } The following CSS selector gets the one I want AND the one I've marked "Definitely not this DIV!". .column div + div { background-color:red; } Same goes for this one: It gets the one I want AND the one I've marked "Definitely not this DIV!". .column div:first-child + div { background-color:red; } Question: Is this even possible to do with CSS that will be recognized by IE7? (I assume my solution will work with FF, Safari, Chrome, and X:nth-child(n) only works with IE9+) Thanks.
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