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Subject: Re: use of .first() to select a 'name' child element?
From: Leonard Richardson <leonard.richard...@gmail.com>
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> =A0 =A0> If you're looking for tag names that aren't valid Python
> identifiers (like hyphenated-name), you need to use first.

This is a typo. (It was accurate for BS2 but was not changed for BS3.)
 You should use find() instead of first().

Leonard