CSS style descendant selector greater than sign & gt;) usage
This article introduces the use of CSS style child selector greater than sign >), the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to be helpful to you.
Div span is a context selector, which means to select all the span in the div, and note that they are all, whether or not they directly inherit the relationship.
But div > span is different. > (greater than sign) is the descendant selector, which represents the descendant span that selects div.
For example, in the structure
The code is as follows:
Son span
Grandson span
Non-div internal span
Div > span can only choose the span of id= "erzi-keleyi-com" because it is a child of div. The span of id= "sunzi-keleyi-com" is not selected.
The following is the example code:
The code is as follows:
Css greater than sign exampl
Div {border:1px solid green;margin:10px} / * div is a green border * /
Span {display:block;background-color:Silver;padding:10px;margin:10px;} / * span background color is silver * /
Div > span {border:1px solid red;} / * has a greater than sign * /
There is no greater than sign in the front end of web.
Only div's son, span, has a red border.
Span, son of div
Div grandson span
Non-div internal span
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