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@ -881,7 +881,7 @@ await page.Locator("data-test-id=submit").ClickAsync();
``` ```
:::note :::note
Attribute selectors are not CSS selectors, so anything CSS-specific like `:enabled` is not supported. For more features, use a proper [css] selector, e.g. `css=[data-test="login"]:enabled`. Attribute selectors are not CSS selectors, so anything CSS-specific like `:enabled` is not supported. For more features, use a proper [css](#css-locator) selector, e.g. `css=[data-test="login"]:enabled`.
::: :::
## Chaining selectors ## Chaining selectors
@ -918,11 +918,3 @@ We recommend [filtering by another locator](./locators.md#filter-by-childdescend
By default, chained selectors resolve to an element queried by the last selector. A selector can be prefixed with `*` to capture elements that are queried by an intermediate selector. By default, chained selectors resolve to an element queried by the last selector. A selector can be prefixed with `*` to capture elements that are queried by an intermediate selector.
For example, `css=article >> text=Hello` captures the element with the text `Hello`, and `*css=article >> text=Hello` (note the `*`) captures the `article` element that contains some element with the text `Hello`. For example, `css=article >> text=Hello` captures the element with the text `Hello`, and `*css=article >> text=Hello` (note the `*`) captures the `article` element that contains some element with the text `Hello`.
[text]: #legacy-text-locator
[css]: #css-locator
[xpath]: #xpath-locator
[react]: #react-locator
[vue]: #vue-locator
[id]: #id-data-testid-data-test-id-data-test-selectors