If i using [class~="logo"] { padding: 2px; } it will select all element that have contain logo in class attribute value. (Like <element class="logo-idk">) But how if i want to select all attribute that contain logo value?
Maybe like [all-attributes~="logo"] { padding: 2px; }, so it will apply to all attribute that have contain logo. Like <a class="logo">, <a id="logo">, <a custom="logo">.
Edit: I agree to all comment, i just need one or a little more attribute for my HTML elements. It make sense.
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