Iakiv Kramarenko

For me not only preview does not work, but "shortcode rendering" at all...

Hm... That's an interesting case... Actually be.present is not a "collection condition", it is not supposed to be called on browser.all(selector).should(HERE) You even should get a warning in IDE like...

Heh, actually pypi is not under our control... But generally - it's a good point... Let's find a way eaither to make links work or remove the TOC completely from...

@deepgohil I would like to help you with this, but taking into account lack of time - faster would be to do it on my own. I still can help,...

related to #456 #459

@vaibhavsahni009, yes, just similar to example I show, but with some sleep instead of logging. If in the original example we had: ``` @pytest.fixture(scope='function', autouse=True) def browser_management(): SeleneFormatter.translations = (...

from first point of view it may sound as a good idea... logic is kind of obvious: we have elements.first, we have elements.second, why not have elements.last? But the problem...

OPTION 1.1 * `browser.all('tr').all('td').should(have.texts('A1', 'A2', 'B1', 'B2'))` * `browser.all('tr').element('td').should(have.texts('A1', 'B1'))` **Thoughts**: * `++` it's consistent with `element.element(selector)` * i.e. both accept selector, hence, both named with element * but is...

or with s/ss style... OPTION 1.2 * `ss('tr').ss('td').should(have.texts('A1', 'A2', 'B1', 'B2'))` * `ss('tr').s('td').should(have.texts('A1', 'B1'))` **Thoughts**: * probably will go together with 1.1 if we don't deprecate «inner» s and ss...

OPTION 2 * `browser.all('tr').all('td').should(have.texts('A1', 'A2', 'B1', 'B2'))` * `browser.all('tr').all_first('td').should(have.texts('A1', 'B1'))` **Thoughts**: * `++` it's kind of «named according to what it does» :) * `++` and by including «all» term...