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css=div#structuralPseudo :nth-child(n)

1. To identify first element in pseudo element id="structuralPseudo and store its text.

String str = selenium.getText("css=div#structuralPseudo :nth-child(n)");

this will store "span1" in str variable.

2. To identify second element in pseudo element id="structuralPseudo and store its text.

String str = selenium.getText("css=div#structuralPseudo :nth-child(2n)");

this will store "span2" in str variable.

3. To identify third element in pseudo element id="structuralPseudo and store its text.

String str = selenium.getText("css=div#structuralPseudo :nth-child(3n)");

this will store "span3" in str variable.

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8.. To identify the last element in pseudo element id="structuralPseudo and store its text.

String str = selenium.getText("css=div#structuralPseudo :nth-child(3n)");

this will store "div4" in str variable.

9. But you can access first and last child directly

to access first element

String str = selenium.getText("css=div#structuralPseudo :first-child");

this will store "span1" in str variable

To access last element

String str = selenium.getText("css=div#structuralPseudo :last-child");

this will store "div4" in str variable

For more details about css selector please visit .

http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html

<input type="text" disabled="true" value="disabled" name="disabled">

assertTrue(selenium.isElementPresent("css=input[type=\"text\"]:disabled"));

<input type="checkbox" checked="true" value="checked" name="checked">

assertTrue(selenium.isElementPresent("css=input[type=\"checkbox\"]:checked"));