Common CSS selector syntax of the dojo. Query () method

Common CSS selector syntax of the dojo. Query () method

Syntax	Meaning {http://didi.cnblogs.com}	Example
*	Any element	Dojo. Query ("*")
E	Elements labeled as E	Dojo. Query ("Div ")
. C	Elements with Class C	Dojo. Query (". Baz ")
E. c	Elements labeled as E with Class C	Dojo. Query ("Div. Baz ")
# ID	Element whose ID value is ID	Dojo. Query ("# quux ")
E # ID	Element with Label E and ID value ID	Dojo. Query ("span # quux ")
[A]	Element with attribute	Dojo. Query ("[Foo]")
E [A]	Element with attribute a and Label E	Dojo. Query ("span [Foo]")
[A = "v"]	Element with a property A and its value is V	Dojo. Query ("[Foo = 'bar']")
E [~ = 'V']	The label is E and has attribute a, and the attribute value is a list separated by spaces. At the same time, an element whose value is exactly equal to V	Dojo. Query ("span [Foo ~ = 'Bar'] ")
E [A ^ = 'V']	Element whose label is E and has attribute a and whose attribute value starts with V	Dojo. Query ("span [Foo ^ = 'bar']")
E [A $ = 'V']	Element whose label is E and has attribute a and whose attribute value ends with V	Dojo. Query ("span [Foo $ = 'bar']")
E [A * = 'V']	The label is E with attribute a, and the attribute value contains the element of the sub-string v.	Dojo. Query ("span [Foo * = 'bar']")
E> F	F element as Element E sub-element	Dojo. Query ("div> span ")
E F	F element as the descendant element of Element E	Dojo. Query ("e f ")

I sorted it out. It should be helpful for some beginners.