here is the list of all CSS locators discussed in video: Custom CSS 1. id--> htmltag#id , #id 2. class --> htmltag.classname, .classname, .c1.c2.c3, htmltag.c1.c2.c3...cn 3. parent>childtag ul#categories #username input#username input.form-control.private-form__control.login-email input#username.form-control.private-form__control.login-email input.login-email .form-control.private-form__control.login-email 4. htmltag[id='value'] //div[@id='test'] input[id='username'] -- css with one attribute //input[@id='username'] --xpath input[id='username'][type='email'] -- css with two attributes //input[@id='username' and @type='email'] -- xpath 5. contains the text in css: input[id*='user'] input[id*='name'] id = test_123 test_345 test_456 input[id*=test_] 6. starting the text in css: input[id^='user'] 7. ending the text in css: input[id$='name'] 8. comma in css: div.private-form__input-wrapper, input#username 9. first-of-type in css: ul#categories>li:first-of-type 10. last-of-type in css: ul#categories>li:last-of-type 11. nth-of-type ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(1) ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(14) ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(3) ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(n) -- all 12. sibling of element: div.private-form__input-wrapper + div div.private-form__input-wrapper+div.private-form__meta ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(3)+li 13. not operator in css: input.form-control.private-form__control:not(.login-password)

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Very well documented. Previously I was just copying the Css Selectors from the browser and editing, now I know how I can write my own and of course in different ways. Simply Perfect. :)

Always wanted to know more about css selector and finally have gained so much after watching this video..... Thank you Naveen 😀😊

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Thank you so much Naveen i am following your classes from last 3 years the way your explanation is really really superb thank you 🎉

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Intact, I'm waiting for this video. I never see this kind of explanation. Thank you Naveen.

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It is an Amazing that I never seen before the perfect way like this to write css and X path

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As they say when youtuber explains not a single bit go waste. Thanks Naveen for this video.

Very well Explained. I was able to understand both X path and CSS from your videos. Thanks a ton Naveen.

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Crystal clear explanation with examples ..Thank you Naveen

Your tutorials are helping me a lot in real time testing. Thank you so much sir.

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You made CSS Selector very simple...wow

Was searching for index type CSS-selector but I always failed to learn. Your video helped me..

Waoo I have never seen css explanation like this before ❤️

This is really an amazing video by letting many of us know that there are so many ways of writing CSS selector. Thanks so much Naveen :) kudos to your knowledge sharing.

Thanks Naveen for this video on css selectors. Now that i can equally have css selectors also along with the xpaths in my framework.

Wow brilliant efforts Naveen, glad to see your videos after long time, please make videos regularly if possible Thanks

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Great video, exactly what I was looking for. for those who come later the point 3 is shown in the point 9

Excellent Naveen sir..i learned lot of things from your video

Well Explained. Thanks Naveen Sir...for this wonderful tutorials. Like you said, I didn't find any of these in other video tutorials...as Yet...!!

Thank you Naveen...that's a perfect explanation of CSS selectors

Great video on CSS Selectors. Thanks for this video.

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Most awaited video.. Thanks Naveen.

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very well explained thanks naveen for the demonstration..observed one thing element identified through css selector is fast than element identification through xpath ..

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Awesome Elder bro.. I am also using :nth-child().I think it is similar to :nth-of-type(). Tq sir ji..

Really very helpful video!!! Awesome Naveen..!! Not able to find the document in the comment section. Pls provide

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TQ bro

Sir , thanks a ton !!! True blessing to society. I would like to help with some contribution. How can I do it ?

thanks, I know more ways to get Css locators

Very nice video.. Thanks Naveen.. Quick question.. When do we use sibling locater in real time

Hi Naveen, thanks for providing one more awesome stuff. I have one question for inner text we get that by text () in xpath can we have same like that in css?

Thank you @Naveen, It's really Helpful Is there any way to select 'Inner Text' using CSS Selector ?

Custom CSS CSS SELECTORS 1. Id → htmltag#id 2. Class → htmltag.classname, .classname ] is also correct , .c1.c2.c3 ]in case of cascading, htmltag.c1.c2.c3…..cn 3. parent>childtag 4. Can remove htmltag in case id or class name is unique Selecting a tag Therefore ul#categories>li#first.list>a 5. Need to remove spaces and replace it with ‘.’ Therefore, input.pro-12.max-34r.Global 6. htmltag[id=’value’] is also correct, no need to write // for css selectors htmltag[id=’value’] → css with one attribute htmltag[id=’value’][type=’email’] → css with two attributes //htmltag[id=’value’ and type=’email’] → xpath with two attributes 7. Contains the text in CSS Contains function was present in css0 but was removed from css3 input[id*=’user’] or input[id*=’name’] 8. Starting the text in CSS input[id^=’user’] or input[id^=’u’] 9. Ending the text in CSS input[id$=’name’] or input[id*$’e’] 10. Selecting first of its type and last of its type ul#categories>li:first-of-type ul#categories>li:last-of-type nth-of-type ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(1) ul#categories>li:nth-of-type(n) → all elements 10. Sibling category div.wrapper-form+div#whole-form

Hi Naveen, Thanks for the detailed explanation :) I have a 2 doubts > in contains: you said if we have any attribute in above example then how to use contains but in a html tag if there are no attributes and only text is available then how to identify it using css. (Ex: In Xpath, we use //div[contains(text(),'New Owner')]) > how to go to immediate element from current element using CSS (Ex: In Xpath, we can use "/.." to move to immediate parent ) Can you help me on this Thanks in Advance

Hi Naveen, Thanks for the video. Is there any function similar to text() as in xapth same for css

Hi Naveen, Thanks for nice video. I have a question, CSS selector is static or not ?

Great information sir what if we want to write css selector based on text. For ex: span span I want to write css selector that includes that text. Like span[text] what if span doesn't have any attributes like class, I'd it only contains text. And that text is dynamic

very well video & i just want to know that 3dr parent>child & sibling of element in cs are same?

Thanks Naveen.... Just a question for you... For the very last point #13 ... With only two classes it is finding 2 instance of object ... Can we use indexing kind of thing to get the first/second occurence of object with css. If yes then how we will be getting second occurence?

Hi Thanks for nice example. How to use, if ul is not having any class or id? Just simple

Hi Naveen, Thanks aton for the amazing custom CSS selector types. In CSS, is there any reverse engineering to go the preceding sibling? This would be really helpful when we want to click on a check box of a particular record in a dynamic table based on the text

Hi Naveen, it is really a very good video I was waiting for video on CSS since long. Thanks a lot. Could you please also add the content of this video in description.

Hi Naveen..plz post videos on Cyber security testing

Hi Naveen , nice video and it is more useful I have one question in css selectors how to navigate from child to parent ??

Better than XPath video

1) For following sibling u were used + symbol but what we can use for preceding sibling 2)how to get parent tag by using css selector

Hi Naveen can u update. blazemeter URL in video description which will be helpful

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Sir plz plz make a video on manual testing which is required in selenium real time plzzzzzz sir

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Thanks for sharing this video Naveen. Could you please help me here? I am looking for writing CSS by using parent, following, preceding like we do in xpath. Ex: xpath is "//span[contains(text(),'Close')]/parent::button". How can we write css for this xpath?

very helpful kindly EXPLAIN css=

Hi naveen, how to handle text in css. In xpath we have text function but in css do we have any?