They don't because the "type" being referred to is not element that match the selector being modified, but sibling elements. So without counting all the earlier .results_summary elements make it impossible to target the few summaries at the end, unless I'm missing something.
I hate how the "summary" label repeats for each MARC 520, see on Metaphysics : a very short introduction for instance:
Unfortunately, CSS doesn't solve this because of the way the
-of-type
selectors work. You'd think either of these might work:They don't because the "type" being referred to is not element that match the selector being modified, but sibling elements. So without counting all the earlier
.results_summary
elements make it impossible to target the few summaries at the end, unless I'm missing something.