Sass Selector Functions
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Sass Selector Functions
The following are the list of inbuilt selector functions available in Sass language.
Functions | Explanation |
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is-superselector() | Returns whether the selector $super matches all the elements that the selector $sub matches. |
selector-append() | Combines $selectors without descendant combinators—that is, without whitespace between them. |
selector-extend() | Replaces all instances of $extendee in $selector with $extendee, $extender. |
selector-nest() | Combines $selectors as though they were nested within one another in the stylesheet. |
selector-parse() | Returns $selector in the selector value format. |
selector-replace() | Returns a copy of $selector with all instances of $original replaced by $replacement. |
selector-unify() | Returns a selector that matches only elements matched by both $selector1 and $selector2. |
simple-selectors() | Returns a list of simple selectors in $selector. |
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