Hi,
Can help me to understand how the below works in Kantu?
//*[@id=“payment_form”]/div/div[3]/a/div
It is an element with no id, name, class etc (it holds mainly an arrow image for minimising a section).
(Trying more advance stuff hence learning deeper things)
Regards,
Redsea
Seems to be a not clear question.
Will you please add screenshot too?
This is a standart x-path way to address to elements.
This one looks for any element with @id=“payment_form” and than from it it digs into DOM structure, and finally points to a “div” inside an “a” element.
Basically this line can be pasted in CHROME browser console search (ctrl+f) to find element:
With thanks for the explanation, cuz there are other elements in that same div hence I was a bit confused. But I am clear now. Thank You 
The “arrow” image is as below (it can change to pointing down or up):
to better understand xpath addressing, it’s a good idea to read some articles about it, because it makes many tricky things possible.
Good luck!