Can Whatfix capture the CSS selector of an element?
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Can Whatfix capture the CSS selector of an element?
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Yes, Whatfix can capture the CSS selector of an element using Studio in the following two cases:
While adding a Branching rule to a Flow step.
While adding a Display Rule to content.
Use the following steps to capture the CSS Selector using Whatfix Studio:
Capture CSS Selector while Branching
Launch the Whatfix Studio, create a Flow, and then click the branching icon. For more information, see Add a branch to a Flow.
Click Create Branch.
Under Branching conditions, click Add Rule.
Select Action Element Is rule using the dropdown.
Click the Select Element option from the dropdown instead of CSS Selector.
Click Select.
Click the element for which you wish to find a CSS Selector in the application's UI.
Note:
- Whatfix captures the CSS Selector of the element automatically.
- To verify the selected element click the View icon.
Capture CSS Selector while configuring Display Rules
Once you launch Whatfix Studio, create the content, and then navigate to the ADVANCED OPTIONS section.
Expand the Display Rules dropdown, and then click Add Rule.
Select the Other Element on Page option from the dropdown.
Select the Select Element option from the dropdown instead of CSS Selector.
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For more information, see Other Element Is condition as a Visibility Rule.
Click Select.
Click the element for which you wish to find a CSS Selector in the application's UI.
Note:
- Whatfix captures the CSS Selector of the element automatically.
- To verify the selected element, click the View icon.
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