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I would like to know if where is any browsers that does not support this kind of select?
1) .class-1.class-2
2) #id-1.class-2
3) .class-1 > .class-2
4) .class-1 + .class-2
5) .class[foo="bar"]
I do not have so many different OS with different browsers…So don’t know where can find these compatibility. So please give me a hand!
IE7 and newer, as well as all other browsers, support all your given selectors.
IE6 reads
.class-1.class-2as.class-2(see here for a comparison)IE6 parses
#id-1.class-2correctlyIE6 cannot read
>, ignores entire rule completelyIE6 cannot read
+, ignores entire rule completelyIE6 cannot read
[foo="bar"], ignores entire rule completely