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Grammar fix about negative nth-child arguments.

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Yorick Peterse 2014-11-02 23:40:35 +01:00
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@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ To match every 2nd element starting at element 2 you'd instead use this:
As mentioned the `+2` in the above example is the initial offset. This is As mentioned the `+2` in the above example is the initial offset. This is
however _only_ the case if the second number is positive. That means that for however _only_ the case if the second number is positive. That means that for
`:nth-child(2n-2)` the offset is _not_ `-2`. When using a negative offset the `:nth-child(2n-2)` the offset is _not_ `-2`. When using a negative offset the
actual offset has to first be calculated. When using an argument in the form of actual offset first has to be calculated. When using an argument in the form of
`An-B` we can calculate the actual offset as following: `An-B` we can calculate the actual offset as following:
offset = A - (B % A) offset = A - (B % A)