Locators for Selenium

If you want to learn Locators for Selenium in detail, we have to learn the below:

HTML Basics for Selenium

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1. What is HTML (Introduction)?
2. HTML Elements, Tags, Attributes and Enclosed Text
3. HTML Structure
4. Adding Title to the HTML Web Page
5. Adding Paragraphs to the HTML Web Page
6. Adding Bold Text to the HTML Web Page
7. Displaying different sizes of heading on HTML Web Page
8. Adding links to HTML Web Page
9. Adding Ruler to HTML Web Page
10. Adding Image to HTML Web Page
11. Adding line breaks in the HTML Web Page
12. Adding Paragraphs to the HTML Web Page
13. Adding Italic Text to the HTML Web Page
14. Adding Underlined Text to the HTML Web Page
15. Adding Table to the HTML Web Page

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Locators for Selenium

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1. What are Locators?
2. Different types of Locators?
3. Demonstrating ID Locator
4. Demonstrating Name Locator
5. Demonstrating Class Name Locator
6. Demonstrating Link Text Locator
7. Demonstrating CSS Selector Locator
8. Demonstrating XPath Expression Locator
9. Demonstrating DOM Locator
10. Locators Priority
11. About ID Locator in detail
12. More details about Name, Class Name, and Link Text Locators

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XPath Expression Locators in Detail

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1. What is an XPath?
2. Hierarchy of HTML Source code
3. Types of XPath Expressions
4. Practice Absolute XPath Expressions in detail here
5. Advantages and Disadvantages of Absolute XPath Expressions
6. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 1)
7. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 2)
8. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 3)
9. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 4)
10. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 5)
11. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 6)
12. Practice Relative XPath Expressions in detail here (Part 7)
13. Usage of Wild Cards in XPath Expressions
14. Using XPath Expressions with HTML Tables
15. XPath Functions
16. Using text() XPath Function
17. Using contains() XPath Function
18. Using starts-with() XPath Function
19. Using last() XPath Function
20. Using position() XPath Function
21. XPath Axes
22. following XPath Axes
23. preceding XPath Axes
24. following-sibling XPath Axes
25. preceding-sibling XPath Axes
26. parent XPath Axes
27. child XPath Axes
28. ancestor XPath Axes
29. descendant XPath Axes
30. Advantages of Relative XPath Expressions over Absolute XPath Expressions

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CSS Selectors Locators in Detail

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1. What is a CSS Selector?
2. Types of CSS Selectors
3. Practice Absolute CSS Selectors in detail here
4. Practice Relative CSS Selectors in detail here (Part 1)
5. Practice Relative CSS Selectors in detail here (Part 2)
6. Practice Relative CSS Selectors in detail here (Part 3)
7. Using first-child in CSS Selectors
8. Using last-child in CSS Selectors
9. Using nth-child in CSS Selectors
10. Using comma and asterisk symbols in CSS Selectors
11. Using starts with (^), ends with ($) and contains (*) in CSS Selectors
12. Using not in CSS Selectors
13. Using Follow Sibling (+) in CSS Selectors
14. Using disabled, enabled and checked in CSS Selectors
15. XPath Expressions are powerful than all locators including CSS Selectors
16. CSS Selectors have the highest priority over XPath Expressions

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Firebug and Firepath Alternatives

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1. Firebug got deprecated and discontinued by its developers
2. Alternatives for Firebug and Firepath
3. Installing Chropath Add-on on Chrome Browser
4. Using Chropath Add-on in Chrome Browser
5. Validating XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors using ChroPath Add-on in Chrome Browser
6. Installing Chropath Add-on on Firefox Browser
7. Using Chropath Add-on on Firefox Browser
8. Validating XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors using ChroPath Add-on in Firefox Browser
9. Installing, Using and Validating locators using ChroPath in Opera Browser
10. Installing and using devtools-highlighter add-on in Firefox Browser
11. Installing and using Try XPath Add-on in Firefox Browser
12. Using the default Chrome Dev Tools for validating the XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors
13. Installing and using XPath Finder Add-on in Chrome Browser
14. Installing and using XPath Helper Add-on in Chrome Browser
15. Installing and using Relative XPath Helper Add-on in Chrome Browser
16. Installing and using MRI in Internet Explorer Browser
17. Installing and using TruePath add-on in Chrome Browser
18. Installing and using TruePath add-on in Firefox Browser
19. Installing and using Ranorex Selocity add-on in Chrome Browser
20. Using the default Chrome Dev Tools Copy options in Chrome Browser
21. Using the default Firefox Dev Tools Copy options in Firefox Browser
22. Validating the XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors in Chrome Console
23. ChroPath in Chrome Browser is the best alternative for Firebug and Firepath
24. Write XPath Expressions and CSS Selectors by yourself instead of auto-generating them

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Happy Learning ?

Arun Motoori ( www.QAFox.com )

On a mission to contribute to the Software Testing Community in all possible ways.