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The Declarative Power of CSS Selectors

Talkat Web Directions Code 2014 · 2014-05-01..05-02· [css, web-platform]
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Digs into concrete selector tricks: use attribute selector matching .pdf to add icons from hrefs, substring operators to target file extensions, and :not(...) to flag missing alt or table summary for accessibility by outlining those elements. Shows a JS-free accordion via :target using max-height animation (works but requires a guessed max value), and recommends querySelector/querySelectorAll for DOM selection. Notes CSS4 ideas like a parent selector and :matches(), and current browser support limits.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:44CSS level 3
  3. 2:53Substring matching attribute
  4. 4:35not()
  5. 8:09target for simple interaction
  6. 9:53querySelector(selector)
  7. 10:31CSS Level 4 What's coming in the (probably very for) future
  8. 10:53parentSelector
  9. 12:16local-link
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