The downvote arrow is pretty much identical to the upvote arrow markup-wise. It's just another <a> element right after the upvote's <a> element, with the only d

The downvote arrow is pretty much identical to the upvote arrow markup-wise. It's just another <a> element right after the upvote's <a> element, with the only difference being that the div inside has the "rotate180" class in addition to the "votearrow" class (and a different title/href, but that shouldn't matter to your styling). If you've upvoted or downvoted, all vote arrows become "nosee"