html - How to give different content to every td in the table -

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i'm struggling giving different content (icons in case) every <td> using nth-chid() method.

if i'm adding css rule, see on every <td> 1 type of icon:

.help-block .css-context-explorer-orientation-widget td:before {     font-family: icons;     content: "\e04f";     position: absolute; }

at stage, want overwrite rule above, see no changes, icons same.

.help-block .css-context-explorer-orientation-widget td:before:nth-child(1) {     font-family: icons;     content: "\e04e"!important; }

if give !important rule, shouldn't overwrite rule above?

ps: how overwrite rule when second row?

the problem here not important.

your selector wrong. :before should used @ end of selector.

.help-block .css-context-explorer-orientation-widget td:nth-child(1):before {

first select first child element , use before on it.


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