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01. plate | |
02. bento | |
03. #fancy | |
04. plate apple | |
05. #fancy pickle | |
06. .small | |
07. orange.small | |
08. bento orange.small | |
09. plate, bento | |
10. * | |
11. plate * | |
12. plate + apple | |
13. bento ~ pickle | |
14. plate > apple | |
15. orange:first-child | |
16. plate apple:only-child, plate pickle:only-child | |
17. .small:last-child | |
18. plate:nth-child(3) | |
19. bento:nth-last-child(3) | |
20. apple:first-of-type | |
21. plate:nth-of-type(even) | |
22. plate:nth-of-type(2n+3) | |
23. plate apple:only-of-type | |
24. orange:last-of-type, apple:last-of-type | |
25. bento:empty | |
26. apple:not(.small) | |
27. *[for] | |
28. plate[for] | |
29. bento[for="Vitaly"] | |
30. *[for^="Sa"] | |
31. *[for$="ato"] | |
32. bento[for*="obb"] |
JanDirkKoersma
commented
Jan 15, 2021
- plate :only-child
Thanks Your a Gem
Thanks for the awesome work. Can someone explain why 19. bento:nth-last-child(3) worked? For me it seems like it's the 2nd bento backward, so I think about bento:nth-last-child(2) instead.
EDIT: found the answer: flukeout/css-diner#205
16.- plate :is(apple, pickle)
- bento:nth-last-child(3)
why 3 and not 2?
yea kobi2132, i thinked the same, but i think with nth child, if other item is as the same level of a child then it counted, i don't know if you understand my explanation
( 16. plate :only-child ) doesn't work
It's supposed to be
plate>:only-child()
Don't know if they missed the greater than symbol or is it just their keyboard that's acting up
And uhh if you already know it then congratulations!
- plate :only-child
try by yourself
thanks
( 16. plate :only-child ) doesn't work
This is plate [SPACE]:only-child.
This isn´t plate:only-child.
- bento + pickle, pickle + pickle
what means ,,even" in 21?
what means ,,even" in 21?
@Sarah0302 it means get each child that is at even position in the list of children (0,2,4,..)