Positioning Elements with Adjacent Sibling Selector

Navigating the intricacies of CSS selectors can be daunting, especially when encountering the need to style elements based on their relationship to sibling elements. Enter: the adjacent sibling selector, an indispensable tool for fine-tuning your CSS strategies.

To ensure that every

tag following an

with the class "hc-reform" uses clear:both, you can employ the adjacent sibling selector. This selector, denoted by the sign, targets siblings that immediately follow a specific element:

h1.hc-reform   p {
  clear:both;
}

This code snippet effectively targets only those

tags that directly follow an

with the class "hc-reform". By setting clear:both for these paragraphs, you prevent them from wrapping around any floating elements that may have been introduced by the

.

It's worth noting that this selector is not supported in Internet Explorer 6 or older, so consider browser compatibility if you anticipate users accessing your site using these browsers.