Highlight and Share supports custom selectors, whether you use a page builder or a non-default editor.
Custom selectors are handy when you are using a page builder and the content is not within the normal content loop.
In general, you shouldn't have to choose a selector unless directed to do so by support or a developer.
### CSS Class Selectors
Input any CSS classes (with or without the dots and comma-separated).
Highlight and Share will search for these classes and be enabled for any text within them.
An example would be enabling Highlight and Share for widget areas.
### CSS ID Selectors
Input any CSS IDs (with or without the # sign and comma-separated).
Highlight and Share will search for these IDs and will be enabled for any text within the CSS ID.
### HTML Elements
Input any HTML elements (e.g., `section`, `main`).
Highlight and Share will search for these elements and be enabled for any text within them.
### Post Wrapper Classes
Add any additional CSS classes when Highlight and Share successfully wraps the content. You can use this for advanced CSS targeting.
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