Usage of TILDE inside a complex jQuery/CSS3 selector -


I am struggling to understand a jQuery selector that I found inside JSField (). Selector is:

  '~. Container, ~: is (. Container) ' 

What does the tilde mean?

  • Is this a type of : no ?
  • Is this partial match of ~ = operator?
  • Is this a difference to the "next brother-sister" selector?

I did a lot of searching on jQuery and W3C sites without searching this type of use, at least I did not recognize it.

Can anyone tell me how Tild is used? Remember the jQuery selector syntax is based on CSS selector syntax, and tilde in CSS "any of the following" Also shows brother "sister. Therefore

  `~: is (.container)`  

... any action is received by the siblings whose class is container .


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