BREAKING: Support for CSS-like id selector #25
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In some enviroments, it is not as easy to get the id selector correctly written. This add the support for writing the selector for an id in a simple CSS alike way
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I dislike the switch between xpath and selectors but get your reasoning? how about a breaking release (major) and switch entirely to css selectors? In all cases I know we always streamed to the head anyways and never changed the default. |
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If we switch entirely, we would have to include a dependency or a lot more code. Or we just say, you can select |
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In some enviroments, it is not as easy to get the id selector correctly written. This add the support for writing the selector for an id in a simple CSS alike way