This targets any HTML element with class="sSovYqNR" . Because the name is randomized (a "hash"), it is likely generated during a build process to prevent style conflicts with other parts of the site.
Open the website in your browser, right-click the element, and select Inspect . .sSovYqNR { vertical-align:top; cursor: pointe...
Are you trying to on your own site, or are you debugging a specific page where this class is appearing? This targets any HTML element with class="sSovYqNR"
In the "Styles" tab of the developer tools, you can see which CSS file or block contains this rule. Are you trying to on your own site,
If you see many classes with similar 8-10 character random strings, the site is likely using CSS-in-JS . Practical Usage Example
If you are trying to identify which website or component this belongs to, follow these steps:
: This property controls the alignment of an inline, inline-block, or table-cell box. Setting it to top ensures the element aligns its top edge with the top of the tallest element in the current line.