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----
-layout: full-width
-title: MFTF Tests
----
-<style>
-.mftf-dl {
-  margin-bottom: 2.5em;
-}
-dl dt{
-  font-weight:500;
-}
-.mftf-test-link {
-  font-weight: normal;
-}
-</style>
-The Magento Functional Testing Framework runs tests on every Module within Magento. These files are stored within each Module folder in the Magento repo.
-This page lists all those tests so that developers can have a good sense of what is covered.
-
-{% assign mftf = site.data.mftf | group_by: "module" | sort: "name"  %}
-
-{% for item in mftf %}
-
-### {{ item.name }} 
-{% for file in item.items %}
-#### [{{ file.filename }}]({{file.repo}})
-{: .mftf-test-link}
-
-{% for test in file.tests %}
-{{test.testname}}
-  : {{test.description}}
-{: .mftf-dl}
-{% endfor %}
-{% endfor %}
-{% endfor %}
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-## Selectors
-
-These guidelines should help you to write high quality selectors.
-
-### Selectors SHOULD be written in CSS instead of XPath whenever possible
-
-CSS is generally easier to read than XPath. For example, `//*[@id="foo"]` in XPath can be expressed as simply as `#foo` in CSS.
-See this [XPath Cheatsheet](https://devhints.io/xpath) for more examples.
-
-### XPath selectors SHOULD NOT use `@attribute="foo"`. 
-
-This would fail if the attribute was `attribute="foo bar"`.
-Instead you SHOULD use `contains(@attribute, "foo")` where `@attribute` is any valid attribute such as `@text` or `@class`.
-
-### CSS and XPath selectors SHOULD be implemented in their most simple form
-
-* <span class="color:green">GOOD:</span> `#foo`
-* <span class="color:red">BAD:</span> `button[contains(@id, "foo")]`
-
-### CSS and XPath selectors SHOULD avoid making use of hardcoded indices
-
-Instead you SHOULD parameterize the selector.
-
-* <span class="color:green">GOOD:</span> `.foo:nth-of-type({{index}})`
-* <span class="color:red">BAD:</span> `.foo:nth-of-type(1)`
-
-* <span class="color:green">GOOD:</span> `button[contains(@id, "foo")][{{index}}]`
-* <span class="color:red">BAD:</span> `button[contains(@id, "foo")][1]`
-
-* <span class="color:green">GOOD:</span> `#actions__{{index}}__aggregator`
-* <span class="color:red">BAD:</span> `#actions__1__aggregator`
-
-### CSS and XPath selectors MUST NOT reference the `@data-bind` attribute
-
-The `@data-bind` attribute is used by KnockoutJS, a framework Magento uses to create dynamic Javascript pages. Since this `@data-bind` attribute is tied to a specific framework, it should not be used for selectors. If Magento decides to use a different framework then these `@data-bind` selectors would break.