Below table shows commonly used css Selectors in Selenium.
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Find all elements with tag input
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input
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Find all input tag element having attribute
type = ‘hidden’
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input[type='hidden']
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Find all input tag element having attribute
type = ‘hidden’ and name attribute = ‘ren’
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input[type='hidden'][name='ren']
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Find all input tag element with attribute type
containing ‘hid’
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input[type*='hid']
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Find all input tag element with attribute type
starting with ‘hid’
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input[type^='hid']
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Find all input tag element with attribute type
ending with ‘den’
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input[type$='den']
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Below example demonstrates how we can use cssSelectors to
identify the elements in Java.
To identify the edit box with name attribute as q, we can
use below css expression.
input[name='q']
Above css Selector expression will identify the element with
tagname as input and of which name attribute’s value is name.
//find
element having name attribute as q using css
driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("input[name='q']")).sendKeys("css");
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