CSS Selctors with GET_WEB_VALUE

By the way, here are some XPaths we generated for the buttons while looking at your test. Just in case you want to use them:

Bold //div[contains(@class,'Text')]/descendant::button[@class='ql-bold']
Italic //div[contains(@class,'Text')]/descendant::button[@class='ql-italic']
Underline //div[contains(@class,'Text')]/descendant::button[@class='ql-underline']
Strikethrough //div[contains(@class,'Text')]/descendant::button[@class='ql-strike']

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Subject7 Team

Hi Zach,

Would it possible to send us the test case name privately so we can take a look at this part of your application?

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Subject7 Team

Hi Zach,

Thanks for providing the test case info. You can easily validate the styles using Get_Web_Value and select the Type = CSS.

In the Attribute field, you can use one of the below values to retrieve the style:

font-weight  >   bolder
font-style    > italic
text-decoration  >  underline
text-decoration  >  line-through

However the XPath should be changed if you activate some of these. At first it may be a paragraph tag (p) which could change to (u) underline and so on.

Please let us know if you need anything else.

Regards,
Subject7 Team

Hi Joseph,

I ended up just using the following tags in front of the x-path with the proper text to validate this case. I felt that it would be silly to validate the x-path that is already directing to the formatting and then getting the value to revalidate it. Since obviously if the text is not bold then it won't have the x-path of //strong[contains(text(),'Bold')], it would just have //p[contains(text(),'Bold')].

• P
• Strong
• Em
• U
• S

Hi Zach,

This can definitely work. Please let us know if you need anything else.

Regards,
Subject7 Team

Hi Joseph, I already have the functionality build out, however, if my x-paths turn out to be unstable I will make sure to have these in my notes as backup! 

Thank you for the help, as always!