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about FAQ 2. css will be ignored when defined with parent selector. like
<div id="parent"><div class="child"></div></div> #parent .child{ background: red; }
if we choose the child element as $0 , the result is empty.
i have a method to solve this problem:
firstly, checking whether the last selector is matched. matched in this case .child
.child
$0.matched('.child') // true
secondly, checking the parent selector is the parent of the target:
const parentSelector = '#parent'; const parentElement = document.querySelector(parentSelector); const isMatched = parentElement.contain($0);
we can add a root node as the wrapper of $0
<div id="the-root-for-wrapper-result"><div class="child"></div></div> #the-root-for-wrapper-result .child{ background: red; }
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check is it work please? i would like make pull request if you accept this idea.
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about FAQ 2. css will be ignored when defined with parent selector.
like
if we choose the child element as $0 , the result is empty.
i have a method to solve this problem:
firstly, checking whether the last selector is matched. matched in this case
.child
secondly, checking the parent selector is the parent of the target:
we can add a root node as the wrapper of $0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: