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On CSS4-Selectors you'll find information about the next Cascading Style Sheets Selectors Level 4 which is currently just a W3C working draft, however the first modern web browsers already implemented some parts of this new specification! Please note unlike up the monolithic CSS2.1 specification the newer specs are modularized, which means there is no more single level version.
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