itisme1760
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I've been using Twitter's Bootstrap package to build a site, and was browsing through the CSS when I came across the following (more or less, cruft redacted for clarity):.btn-primary { background-color: #006dcc; *background-color: #0044cc;}Now, I've seen \[code\]*\[/code\] used as part of the selector, both as part of a constructor like \[code\]li li * { ... }\[/code\] and as part of an attribute selector \[code\]a [name*=foo]\[/code\] (and obviously as part of CSS comments \[code\]/* */\[/code\]), but I've never seen this before. Can anybody share any insight as to what it's being used for? I've also seen it in the following (complete) context:button.btn,input[type="submit"].btn { *padding-top: 3px; *padding-bottom: 3px;}where the \[code\]*\[/code\] is in front of two related but distinct properties. What's going on?