Sass is-superselector() Function
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Sass is-superselector() Function
The is-superselector() function returns whether the selector $super matches all the elements that the selector $sub matches. It still returns true even if $super matches more elements than $sub.
Note: The $super and $sub selectors may contain placeholder selectors, but not parent selectors.
Example
SASS TO CSS CONVERTER
//Check your console
@debug is-superselector("a", "a.span"); // true
@debug is-superselector("button", ".foo > h3"); // false
Syntax
is-superselector($super, $sub)
Parameter Value
| Value | Type | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| $super | Required | Specifies a css selector. |
| $sub | Required | Specifies a css selector. |
Return Value
| Value | Explanation |
|---|---|
| bool | Returns whether the selector $super matches all the elements that the selector $sub matches. |
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