CSS 2
IT Notes → CSS @ December 22, 2020
- X + Y (adjacent selector) means it selects the element preceded by the former element. div + p effects on p tag coming immediately after closing div tag.
- X > Y means Y is immediate child of X.
- X ~ Y is similar to X + Y but less strict. div ~ p effects on p tag coming after closing div tag at same level.
- X[href=”foo”].
- X[href*=”foo”]. It means href = *foo*.
- X[href^=”foo”]. It means href = ^foo*.
- X[href$=”foo”]. It means href = *foo$.
- X[data-*=”foo”]. It means X[data-xyz=”foo”] will access all tags with attribute data-xyz=”foo”.
- X[data~*=”foo”]. It allows us to target an attribute which has a spaced-separated list of values. It means X[data~xyz=”foo”] will access all tags with attribute data-xyz=”eoo goo foo”.
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