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HTML CODE:

<slider>
  <slide><p>Slide 1</p></slide>
  <slide><p>Slide 2</p></slide>
  <slide><p>Slide 3</p></slide>
  <slide><p>Slide 4</p></slide>
</slider>

CSS CODE:

slide > * {
  can you please tell me what this will select
}
Nick Parsons
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Avdesh Gautam
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  • I guess `slide` will be the class of your `Slide`. `slide > *` would select any nested element but you should google this. That question should not be on Stack overflow. Can you please have a look at this link: https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask Thanks. – GBouffard Oct 13 '19 at 06:54

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This will select all children of all <slide> elements. So something like this:

<slide>
  <div>Selected</div>
  <div>Selected
    <div>Not selected</div>
  </div>
  <span>Selected</span>
</slide>
<slide>
  <p>Selected</p>
</slide>

The children (but not grandchildren) of the elements are selected.

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