Webdriver API element Positioning (i)

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　　Basic element positioning

1. ID Locator
2. Name Locator
3. Class positioning
4. Tag positioning
5. Link positioning
6. Partial linkd positioning
7. XPath positioning
8. CSS Positioning
9. By location

• ID Locator

The HTML rule id attribute must be unique in the HTML document and is very unique, and webdriver can find the element by looking up the id attribute;

Expression: find_element_by_id ("* * *") * * * indicates the specific name of the ID

• Name Locator

Name is used to specify the names of the elements, and the property values of name are not unique and should be used with caution when using positioning.

Expression: Find_element_by_name ("* * *") * * * indicates the specific name of "name"

Pan out: Find_elements_by_name ("* * *") means to find multiple "* * *", when not adding S, the default return to the first element found

• Class positioning

　Class is used to specify the category name of the element;

Expression: Driver.find_elements_by_class_name ("* * *") * * * denotes the specific name of "class"

　　

• Tag positioning

　Content: Slightly

Expression: Find_elements_by_tag_name ()

• Link positioning

　　Link locates elements by using the element tag to position the previous text information.

Expression: Find_elements_by_link_text ("* * *") * * * indicates the exact name of the text

　　

• Partial linkd positioning

Partial linkd Positioning is a supplement to link positioning, which is a kind of positioning for long text

Webdriver API element Positioning (i)