Attribute selector

The attribute selector ([attr]) targets elements with this specific attribute.

Estimated Support About

39.02% + 34.15% = 73.17%

Notes

This page reflects support for different syntaxes: [attr], [attr="value"], [attr~="value"], [attr|="value"], [attr^="value"], [attr$="value"], [attr*="value"].

  • 1

    Partial. Can not be used with a class selector (.test[class]). Must be used solo ([class]) or with an element selector (td[class]).

  • 2

    Partial. Only supports [attr], [attr=value], [attr~=value], [attr|=value] syntaxes.

  • 3

    Buggy. A class="test" in the HTML is prefixed class="x_test", but an attribute selector stays unprefixed [class="test"].

  • 4

    Partial. Only supports [attr=value] syntax.

  • 5

    Partial. Only supports [attr~=value] syntax. Only class as an attribute name is known to be supported.

  • 6

    Partial. Doesn’t work with non Google accounts.

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This feature was last tested on December 15, 2020.

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