html - Is there a CSS not equals selector? -
Is there anything like this! = (Not equal) in CSS? For example, I have the following code:
input {... ...}
But for some inputs I have to zero this . I want to do this by adding class "reset" to the input tag, e.g.
& lt; Input class = "reset" ... />
And then just leave this tag with CSS.
How can I do this?
The only way I can see some square for input tags, and rewriting CSS is as follows:
input.mod {... ...}
In CSS3, you can filter : not ()
You can use, but not all browsers fully support CSS3, so be sure you know what you are doing.
Example:
& lt; Input type = "text" value = "will be matched" /> & Lt; Input type = "text" value = "will not match" class = "avoidme" /> & Lt; Input type = "text" value = "will be matched" />
and CSS
Input: no (.avoidme) {background color: green; }
If you do not want to use CSS3, then you can set the style to all elements, and then reset it with a square.
input {background color: green; } Input.avoidme {background-color: white; }
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