How do I set the style of an element based upon what it contains in CSS...

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Hi guys need help here. I have a div of lets say class container' which can contain divs of class 'content'. The divs would be set up to look kinda like this: [code]<div class="container"> <div class="content">...</div> <div class="content">...</div> <div class="content">...</div> </div> [/code] Basically I was wondering that is there any way in css to define the classes such that if a div of class 'container' is empty i.e. has no divs within it of class 'content' its display property is none and lets say if the div of class 'container' contains divs of class 'content' it would have a display:block style. Is there anyway to do it? Loading...
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