What does > in CSS mean?
css, css-selectors
Solution
`>` means "is a child element of". So `body > *:not(.toolbar)` matches `*:not(.toolbar)` that is a child of `body`.
`*:not(.toolbar)` matches any element that does not have the class `.toolbar`.
`*[selected="true"]` matches any element with the `selected` attribute equal to `true`.
Keep in mind that the last two (`*:not()` and `*[]` are part of the CSS3 spec and you usually can't rely on them for cross-browser CSS compatibility. They are, however, fully supported in WebKit which is what the iPhone (and consequently iUI) use.
Problem
In the IUI css file, they use the following selectors: ``` body > *:not(.toolbar) body > *[selected="true"] ``` What does the >, *:not() and *[] mean? Thanks.