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<p>I'm not enirely sure <strong>which</strong> one you want to select, but you should play around more with the :nth-* pseudo-classes. Here is a CSS selector that selects all 3 c3's using <code>nth-child()</code></p> <pre><code>div.c1 div.c3:nth-child(1) </code></pre> <p>Like i said, you haven't really specified which one you want to select.</p> <blockquote> <p>but my lack of understanding on nth-of-type is driving me crazy. Can anyone offer insight to why the second 2 don't work or correct my basic lack of comprehension on this selector?</p> </blockquote> <p>One thing to keep in mind, is all of the <code>:nth-*()</code> pseudo-classes are dependent on their parents. Let me translate your selector:</p> <pre><code>.c1:nth-of-type(2) </code></pre> <blockquote> <p>Find anything with a class of c1 that is a second child.</p> </blockquote> <p>In your case, <code><body></code> was most likely the parent, so...</p> <pre><code><body> <div .c1 /> <div .c1 /> // it highlights this one, because it's the 2nd child of the type ".c1" <div .c1 /> </body> </code></pre> <p>Now let me explain why your other selectors are not working.</p> <p>Both <code>.c2:nth-of-type(2)</code> and <code>.c3:nth-of-type(2)</code> are looking at the parent's as well. since you are specifying a parent, it's expecting <code><body></code> as the parent. In your case, <code><body></code> isn't the parent.. the <code><div .c1 /></code> is. In reality, that selector is looking for the DOM -</p> <pre><code><body> <div .c1 /> <div .c2 /> // this **would** be the second nth-of-type, but it's not really this way. <div .c1 /> </body> </code></pre> <p>Play around with the different css selectors and pseudo-classes at <a href="http://cssdesk.com">http://cssdesk.com</a> it's very helpful to actively experiment on your own. you'll figure it out.</p>
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