| Seven different types of CSS attribute selectors | |
| // This attribute exists on the element | |
| [value] | |
| // This attribute has a specific value of cool | |
| [value='cool'] | |
| // This attribute value contains the word cool somewhere in it | |
| [value*='cool'] | |
| // This attribute value contains the word cool in a space-separated list | |
| [value~='cool'] | |
| // This attribute value starts with the word cool | |
| [value^='cool'] | |
| // This attribute value starts with cool in a dash-separated list | |
| [value|='cool'] | |
| // This attribute value ends with the word cool | |
| [value$='cool'] |
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miguel-ra
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Feb 3, 2020
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Also you can check the attribute hasn't a specific value, with the negation pseudo-class selector
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emkis commentedJan 31, 2020
freaking amazing!😮