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CSS

Posted by Vadim Zelenin
Vadim Zelenin
13,045 Points

CSS Selectors question

Hello. I wonder whether there's any selector that can affect its parent element.

I learned about such selectors as: General sibling selectors(~) Adjacent sibling selectors(+) and they work with their siblings. Also cascade styles let us affect element's children. That's why I'm looking for the way to influence on a parent. Thanks.

1 Answer

Ryan Field
PLUS
Ryan Field
Courses Plus Student 21,242 Points
Ryan Field
Ryan Field
Courses Plus Student 21,242 Points

Hi, Vadim. While many have asked for it, there is no current way of selecting a parent element. Maybe we'll see it in the future, though! :)

Vadim Zelenin
Vadim Zelenin
13,045 Points

Thank you, Ryan=)