The Elements panel shows you the HTML structure and the css styles of the web page. You can use it to inspect the css selectors of any element by hovering over it or selecting it in the panel.

Web Scraper uses css selectors to find HTML elements in web pages and to extract data from them. When selecting an element the Web Scraper will try to make its best guess what the CSS selector might ...

A CSS selector targets the HTML elements you want to style on your web page. However, complex selectors can cause the browser to spend more time querying the Document Object Model (DOM), which can ...

Editor’s note: This How To assumes a basic understanding of HTML. Along with HTML and JavaScript, CSS forms the foundation of the open Web. These three technologies power just about every ...

In CSS, IDs (denoted by the hash) are always unique elements on the page, so whether or not the browser reads left-to-right or right-to-left, the selectors #menu ul li a are redundant anyway.

In other words, CSS is what makes a web page look good. While the default styles provided by web browsers are fine in a pinch, they're usually not enough to create a truly unique and visually ...

Web Scraper uses css selectors to find HTML elements in web pages and to extract data from them. When selecting an element the Web Scraper will try to make its best guess what the CSS selector might ...