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:has Relational Pseudo-Class

Oxygen XML Author Eclipse plugin supports the CSS Level 4 subject selector (currently a working draft at W3C http://www.w3.org/TR/selectors4/), as described in Subject Selector. Oxygen XML Author Eclipse plugin also supports the :has relational pseudo-class that has similar functionality and it can match an element by taking its child elements into account. For more information, see https://drafts.csswg.org/selectors-4/#relational.

You can create conditions that take into account the structure of the matching element.

Example: has Pseudo Class
table:has( tbody > thead){
 border: 1px solid red;
}

This example will result in a border being drawn for the table elements that contain at least a <thead> element in the <tbody> element.

Taking Processing Instructions into Account in CSS Subject Selectors

You can test for the existence of specific processing instructions (PI) in the child hierarchy of a subject selector.

For example:
@namespace oxy "http://www.oxygenxml.com/extensions/author";

chapter! > oxy|processing-instruction[important][level="high"]{
  color:red;
}
This would change the color of a DocBook chapter to red if it contains the important processing instruction:
<chapter>
   <title>A title</title>
   <?important level='high'?>
</chapter>

Descendant Selectors Limitation

Important:
The current implementation has a known limitation. The general descendant selectors are taken into account as direct child selectors. For example, the following two CSS selectors are considered equivalent:
a:has(b c)
and:
a:has(b>c)