Browser support for CSS :first-child and :last-child

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:first-child and :last-child, along with complimentary compatibility chart.

:first-child is supported IE9 properly, and IE7 and IE8 sort of (see chart).

:last-child is supported by IE9+ only.

Both of them are supported well by the good browsers.

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