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Use "descendant" in the CSS selector spec.

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Yorick Peterse 2014-11-05 00:50:09 +01:00
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@ -71,14 +71,14 @@ elements at any position in the document. On the other hand, the selector
`foo bar` only matches any `bar` elements that are a descedant of any `foo` `foo bar` only matches any `bar` elements that are a descedant of any `foo`
element. element.
In XPath the corresponding axis for this is `descendant-or-self`. In other In XPath the corresponding axis for this is `descendant`. In other words, this
words, this CSS expression: CSS expression:
foo foo
is the same as this XPath expression: is the same as this XPath expression:
descendant-or-self::foo descendant::foo
In turn this CSS expression: In turn this CSS expression:
@ -86,10 +86,10 @@ In turn this CSS expression:
is the same as this XPath expression: is the same as this XPath expression:
descendant-or-self::foo/descendant-or-self::bar descendant::foo/::bar
Note that in the various XPath examples the `descendant-or-self` axis is omitted Note that in the various XPath examples the `descendant` axis is omitted in
in order to enhance readability. order to enhance readability.
### Syntax ### Syntax