HTML and CSS Reference
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Note that the behavior of this pseudo-class is similar to the language attribute
selector. The difference is that the
:lang
pseudo-class also matches elements if the
language is set on an ancestor element, or in some other way such as through the page
HTTP header or
<meta>
tag.
<body lang="fr">
<p>French</p>
</body>
not
The negation pseudo-class
:not
matches elements that are not targeted by the specified
selector.
p:not(.first) { font-weight: bold; }
This example rule selects paragraphs that are not using the
first
class.
<p class="first">Not bold</p>
<p>Bold</p>
The
:not
pseudo-class is supported in all major browsers, except IE8 and
earlier versions.
