How-to articles, tricks, and solutions about SELECTOR

In this snippet, we’re going to demonstrate how you can apply CSS styles to the name of the element. For that, you can use attribute selectors. See examples.

All of us can remember glitch effects from our TV sets! Learn how to create one of the coolest effects for your website and also catch the examples with pure CSS.

Getting the children of the $(this) selector is one of the common issues in modern JavaScript. Find the most proper answer to the problem in this snippet.

In this snippet, you can find out how to select the second element that directly follows the first one. For that, you need to use the adjacent sibling combinator (+).

In this tutorial, you will find useful information about the usage of jQuery selectors on custom data attributes. See examples and solve your problem.

In this snippet, we will introduce what is the subsequent-sibling combinator (~), why and how it is used. Try some examples to have a better understanding of it.