Can someone explain this css syntax?

[joelwenzel]

div.menuBar,div.menuBar a.menuButton {
stuff to set the style
}

I do not understand what the div.menuBar a.menuButton means. Does it mean that the a menuButton class can only be called within a div.menuBar block? I understand how the comma separates classes so that they can have the same style properties without having to declare two separate statements.

 

[RISTMO]

I'm assuming that it means if the a.menuButton is inside the div.menuBar or div.menuBar then use the style, if not, use the default.

I'm assuming this because of this:
.adiv a{
text-dercoration:none;
}
That gives me links with no underlines when they are inside of class="adiv". When outside the adiv, it gives me normal A's

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