John Resig - XPath and CSS SelectorsSyntactically, I was surprised how similar the two selectors were, in some cases – especially between the ‘>’ and ‘/’ tokens. While they don’t always mean the same thing (depending on what axis you’re using in XPath), they’re generally assumed to mean the child element of the parent. Also, the ‘ ‘ (space) and ‘//’ both mean ‘all descendants of the current element’. Finally, the ‘*’ means ‘all elem
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