Selenium IDE - how to test for CSS

Question

I'm learning Selenium IDE (Firefox plugin)

I've managed to test where there a single class in my element, but now I have 2 and it's failing

When my element is

<div id="me" class="one">

then I can use

assertElementPresent
css=div[id='me'][class='one']

And my test passes

Now I need to test the following element

<div id="me" class="one two">

I have attempted the following, none work

assertElementPresent
css=div[id='me'][class='one two']

and

assertElementPresent
css=div[id='me'][class='one '][class='two]


assertElementPresent
css=div[id='me'][class='one'][class=' two]

What do I need to do so I can verify that the ID ('me') has the css 'one two'?

Guy · Accepted Answer · 2017-03-08 18:45:05Z

1

one and two are two different classes, the space is not part of their names

assertElementPresent
css=div[id='me'][class='one'][class='two']

answered Mar 8, 2017 at 18:45

Guy

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As an aside, is it possible to detect alerts using Selenium IDE (no webdriver)? assertAlertPresent doesn't seem to help

@MyDaftQuestions Sorry, but I don't know anything about selenium IDE. I do know what I wrote about the classes so I thought I will try to help :)