how to negate a selector not(first-child)

[kiga01]

guys i'm trying to get a rule that only a apply to all the selectors of a class without the first element

for example .column:not(first-child)

how can i do something like this with sass?

thank u

[alexandradeas]

You would simply use the css pseudo-selectors and write .column:not(:first-child) - note that you missed the semi-colon on :first-child - however, I'd personally advise against chaining pseudo-selectors as legacy browsers have trouble supporting them in my experience.

A better alternative would be to simply create .column and apply your styles then simply overwrite .column:first-child to apply your styles to the first child. This will give you a faster rendering time and greater cross-browser consistency.

[chriseppstein]

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