CSS sibling selectors (select all siblings) [duplicate]

Question

Usually, I'm good with CSS, but I can't seem to figure this one out. If I have a structure of

<div>     <h2 class="open">1</h2>     <h2>2</h2>     <h2>3</h2>     <h2>4</h2>     <h2>5</h2> </div> 

how can I target all of the sibling h2s using the .open class with CSS? My main issue is that sibling selectors (.open + h2) will only target the h2 immediately following .open.

Answer 1

You can select all the following siblings using ~ instead of +:

.open ~ h2 

If you need to select all h2 elements that aren't .open whether they precede or follow .open, there is no sibling combinator for that. You'll need to use :not() instead:

h2:not(.open) 

Optionally with a child combinator if you need to limit the selection to div parents:

div > h2:not(.open)