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css - How to select multiple elements that are children of given element?

I have <div id='mydiv'> and I need to select all pre and div elements that are children of #mydiv.

I could do it this way:

div#mydiv > pre, div#mydiv > div

but, can it be done so that #mydiv is referenced only once?

div#mydiv > pre, div

will select all divs on the page regardless if they're children of #mydiv, so the comma isn't a way to do it. Maybe there's another kind of syntax I don't know about?

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You'll have to reference #mydiv twice...

#mydiv > pre, #mydiv > div

I removed the extraneous div element selector as the ID is specific enough.


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