CSS expressions

[dacha]

I have question about defineing the expression that decides wheter style should be applied or not. If I use expression

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p[@class!="red"]

it will match paragraph with 'red' class only

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<p class="red">text</p>

but will not match paragraph with more then one class

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<p class="red right">text</p>

Is there a way to said ''NOT IN CLASS LIST' or 'NOT SUBSTRING' instead of 'NOT EQUAL' (!=), or some other solution?

Thank you

[jfh]

Perhaps this could help:
http://docs.jquery.com/DOM/Traversing/S ... _different

If you don't find the required selector, you can create one yourself by extending jQuery.expr[':']
Please see http://www.mail-archive.com/discuss@jqu ... 15863.html and http://www.malsup.com/jquery/expr/ for more information.

[dacha]

I did read JQurey Selectors page before I post my question, but I didn't fint solution. It is strange that selector '!=' is not documented anywhere. Also, selector

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E[@foo*=bar] an E element whose "foo" attribute value contains the substring "bar"

don't work with WYMEditor for me (if I use it, class don't work at all).

At a first look, I think those links about extending will help me to solve this.

Thank you

[dacha]

I made syntax error with selector '*=', it actually works. With this selector working, solution for what I want is

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p:not([@class*="red"])

It's simple

[jfh]

Cool, thanks for the tip.