In this video you'll learn how to locate web elements using css selectors and their parent-child relationship.
CSS parent-child selectors are used to target elements that are direct descendants of another element. They allow developers to select and style specific child elements based on their relationship to their parent element.
Parent-child selectors use the angled-bracket/greater-than symbol to indicate the hierarchy. This enables precise styling and manipulation of elements within a document structure, facilitating granular control over the presentation and behavior of web content.
🔧 When to use?
Use CSS parent-child selectors when you want to target specific child elements that are direct or indirect descendants of a parent element.
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