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CSS Selector - ID
Let us consider an example on how to use ID attribute to create a CSS Selector which uniquely identifies a web element. We will try to locate a web element by defining the CSS Selector for that particular web element.
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![]() Now, using second command we will try to locate the "Username" text box. First we will inspect the "Username" text box to get the value of its ID attribute.
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![]() Now, we will define the CSS Selector as: css=input#email
We will add one more command using the same CSS Selector. This command will type the username text into the "Username" text box.
![]() Let us execute our test script to see whether our inserted commands are working or not.
The following screenshot shows that we have successfully executed our test script. (1) - ID attribute is used for both of our CSS Selector's to locate the "Username" text box element. (2) - Log pane displays the overall summary of the executed test script. (3) - Value generated as a result of execution of our third command.
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