194 | | If a node is part of a way, we say that it is a ''child'' of this way. Similarly, if a node, a way, or a relation is a member |
195 | | of a relation, we say, that it is a ''child'' of this relation. |
| 194 | If a node is part of a way, we say that it is a ''child'' of this way. Similarly, if a node, a way, or a relation is a member of a relation, we say, that it is a ''child'' of this relation. |
217 | | In addition to child selectors, JOSMs supports the the notion of a '''parent selector'''. Note, that parent selectors are a |
218 | | JOSM-specific extension of MapCSS not present in other MapCSS implementations. |
219 | | |
220 | | Similar to a child selector, a parent selector only matches if both the parent and the child object match. In contrast to |
221 | | to the child selector, the character < is used. |
| 216 | In addition to child selectors, JOSM supports the notion of a '''parent selector'''. Note, that parent selectors are a JOSM-specific extension of MapCSS not present in other MapCSS implementations. |
| 217 | |
| 218 | Similar to a child selector, a parent selector only matches if both the parent and the child object match. In contrast to the child selector, the character < is used. |