Testing against a linked stylesheet.
This is the first paragraph. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :first
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
Another paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :first
selector.
Yet another paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :first
selector.
A paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :first
selector.
Another paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :first
selector.
This is the last paragraph. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :first
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
An odd-numbered paragraph. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :nth-child(odd)
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
An even-numbered paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :nth-child(odd)
selector.
This is the last paragraph, which is also odd-numbered. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :nth-child(odd)
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
An odd-numbered paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :nth-child(even)
selector.
An even-numbered paragraph. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :nth-child(even)
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
This is the last paragraph, which is also odd-numbered. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :nth-child(even)
selector.
A paragraph. Because it's not immediately preceded by a paragraph, if this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the +
selector.
Another paragraph, which is immediately preceded by a paragraph. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the +
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
This paragraph is immediately after an >hr /<
element. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the +
selector.
A paragraph. Because it's not preceded by a sibling paragraph, if this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the ~
selector.
Another paragraph, which is preceded by a sibling paragraph. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the ~
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
Even though this paragraph follows an >hr /<
element, it's still a sibling of the first paragraph . If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the ~
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
This is the first child of the example
div. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :first-child
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
Another paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :first-child
selector.
Yet another paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :first-child
selector.
A paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :last-child
selector.
Another paragraph. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :last-child
selector.
This is the last child of the example
div. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :last-child
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
This is the only paragraph within this example
div. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the :only-child
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
A paragraph. Because there are multiple paragraphs within this example
div, this is a passing test if there is a red background. If the background is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :only-child
selector.
Another paragraph. Because there are multiple paragraphs within this example
div, this is a passing test if there is a red background. If the background is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :only-child
selector.
Yet another paragraph. Because there are multiple paragraphs within this example
div, this is a passing test if there is a red background. If the background is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the :only-child
selector.
example
div. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the >
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.example
div. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the >
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.
example
div. If this has a red background, this test is passed. If it is green, SuperSelectors has added the class to the wrong element. If it is grey, your browser has a bug in its support for the >
selector.example
div. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the >
selector, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.additionalElementHash
. If this has a green background, this test is passed. If it is grey, your browser supports the CSS attribute selector we're using, but SuperSelectors has failed to add the class correctly.