Let's say I have a table structured like this:
<td class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day--not-this-month">
<time class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day__number">--</time>
</td>
<td class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day--unavailable">
<time class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day__number">--</time>
</td>
<td class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day">
<time class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day__number">--</time>
</td>
<td class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day">
<time class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day__number">--</time>
</td>
<td class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day">
<time class="search-unit-custom-control-calendar-day__number">--</time>
</td>
I'm trying to figure out how to select only the available dates. Here's the code snippet I am using for that:
`tbody.search-unit-custom-control-calendar__table__page tr td[class*=calendar-day-]:not([class*='unavailable'] && [class*='--not-this-month']))`
However, this doesn't seem to be working as expected. Can anyone provide some guidance on this issue?