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Look for <a href="<ul>s under <h2> tags that contain a specific URL-PHP Chinese Network Q&A
I'm working on an export from DocBook to HTML, and there are very few options for the "smart" category of HTML to add.
The structure I get is as follows:
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...
There are no categories on
, nor on .
So my idea is:
Select the UL after the H2 containing an A with the HREF attribute "My URL".
A combination
h2 ~ ul
is what I originally thought of, but I don't know how to specify H2 with "A of the HREF attributes I want"...
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I'm working on an export from DocBook to HTML, and there are very few options for the "smart" category of HTML to add.
The structure I get is as follows:
...
- ...
, nor on .
So my idea is:
Select the UL after the H2 containing an A with the HREF attribute "My URL".
A combination
h2 ~ ul
So my idea is:
Select the UL after the H2 containing an A with the HREF attribute "My URL".
A combination
is what I originally thought of, but I don't know how to specify H2 with "A of the HREF attributes I want"...
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You can use the
hasselector to check ifh2has an anchor tag, and then navigate to the nextulselector.h2:has(a[href='www.test.com']) + ul { color:green; }变为绿色
testing
不变绿色