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TIL Using pseudo-classes in your querySelector!

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I didn't know this, but you can use pseudo-classes in your querySelector!

Let’s say you want to ignore buttons with the .tuna class. You can use the :not() pseudo-class in your selector string, like this…

let notTuna = document.querySelectorAll('.sandwich:not(.tuna)');

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let notTuna = document.querySelectorAll('.sandwich:not(.tuna)')