You want to use the begins with selector provided in the Substring Matching Attribute Selectors of CSS3.
Which of these is an appropriate way to do so?
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1.[att^=val]
2.[att$=val]
3.[att*=val]
4.[att%=val]
You want to use the begins with selector provided in the Substring Matching Attribute Selectors of CSS3.
Which of these is an appropriate way to do so?
1.[att^=val]
2.[att$=val]
3.[att*=val]
4.[att%=val]
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