On 11/22/11 7:31 AM, Martin Kadlec (BS-Harou) wrote:
CSS: "article> div:nth-child(2) input[type=text], article> div:nth-child(2)
input:not([type]), article> div:nth-child(2) input[type=color]";
XPath: "//article/div[2]//input[@type='text' | @type='color'| not(@type)]";
How about:
CSS:
"article > div:nth-child(2) input:any([type=text], :not([type]),
[type=color])"
(modulo the continuing bikeshedding about calling it :any vs :matches)?
I fully expect this to be available before any sort of XPath changes
in UAs.
2) It's impossible to write the CSS selector (or really really hard/long)
a - "*[@data-price>30]";
b - "*[position()<30]";
c - "div[@*]";
d - "//div[parent::*//a]";
Indeed. This seems to be the primary use case for XPath.
-Boris
