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I was searching like mad and found no solution. The problem is simple. Let's say I have 3 DIVs: <div class="class1"> <div class="subclass"> TEXT1 </div> </div> <div class="class2"> <div class="subclass"> TEXT2 </div> </div> <div class="class1 class2"> <div class="subclass"> TEXT3 </div> </div> So, very simple. I just want to find the TEXT3, which has BOTH class1 and class2. Using Simple HTML DOM Parser, I can't seem to get it to work. Here's what I tried: foreach($html->find("[class=class1], [class=class2]") as $item) { $items[] = $item->find('.subclass', 0)->plaintext; } The problem is, with find("[class=class1], [class=class2]") it's finding all of them, as the comma is like an OR, if I leave the comma, it's looking for nested class2 inside class1. I am just looking for an AND... EDIT Thanks to 19greg96 I found out that div[class=class1 class2] works, the problem is that it looks for exactly those two in that order. Let's say I have <div class="class1 class2"> <div class="subclass"> TEXT3 </div> </div> then it works, and if I have <div class="class1 class2 class3"> <div class="subclass"> TEXT3 </div> </div> it works when I put an asterix, as it looks for the substring: div[class*=class1 class2] PROBLEM I know only that class1 and class3 is there, but maybe others and in random order. That still doesn't work. Any idea how to just look for A & B in any random order? So that div[class=class1 class3] works with that example?

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