Sounds like a call to return to the days of <P ALIGN="LEFT">. I occasionally use attribute selectors - really useful when you have crazy requirements like "Her

Sounds like a call to return to the days of <P ALIGN="LEFT">. I occasionally use attribute selectors - really useful when you have crazy requirements like "Here's a table with rows having generated data-index attributes. Make the background of each[0] prime-indexed row blueish". For other uses classes are quite simply shorter. Also, if I have to write a lot of CSS then either: -The stakeholders insist on an "unique look", in which case kill me. -I'm making a component framework of sorts. If it's an internal project, also kill me. [0] well, not "each". Just the first 100 or so. Users don't read long lists anyway.