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Expand Up @@ -448,6 +448,23 @@ the `tree` group contains the ID of the tree (e.g. `t0`), the `site` group on th
contains the site ID (e.g. `s15`) the `mut` class contains the mutation ID (e.g. `m16`),
and so on.

#### CSS selector quick reference

If you don't do this all the time it's not easy to remember what the various separators
mean, so here's a quick reference (for more, see
[these docs](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_selectors)):

- `abc` (Type `abc`, like `g` for a `<g>...</g>` tag)
- `.xyz` (Class `xyz`)
- `#uvw` (ID `uvw`)
- `,` (Selector list, means "or")
- `>` (Child combinator)
- "` `" (Descendant combinator, a space)
- `+` (Next-sibling combinator)
- `~` (Subsequent sibling combinator)
- `|` (Namespace separator)


#### Styling graphical elements

The classes above make it easy to target specific nodes or edges in one or multiple
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