How to use Single selector tool
The Single Selector's job is to capture without code the location of HTML elements you want to interact with, such as buttons.
You can use the tool in several different ways. The most straightforward method is point and click. However, you can also set custom selectors or select by just a text value.
This feature is found in the Click Element, Enter Text, Click Multiple Elements, Select List, and file upload/download steps.
# How to use the Single-Selector Tool
To start using the Single-Selector tool, use the Step Finder to search for a step that contains the tool, for example "click", and in this case, add the "Click element" step. Inside the step:
How
- Simply press "Select" to select the element.
Read on to learn more about its features.
# How to Select Content
The simplest way to select elements to interact with is to point and click. As soon as you press "Select", you can begin. An orange highlight shows the selected element; to unselect, click on the element again.
# Advanced Features of the Single-Selector Tool
# Select with a Custom Selector
Use the custom selector feature to try different selectors. You can enter any valid CSS selector here to choose data. To read more, view our tutorial on using custom CSS selectors. 
# Select by Using the Text of Buttons or Other Elements
You can also select an element by text. For example, you can type "share" to click on a button with the text "share".
# Pass Selectors from a Google Sheet
You can pass selectors from other data sources, such as Google Sheets. For example, this technique could automate a calendar or a page with repeating buttons. The bot will loop through multiple selectors.
