Question: So I'm trying to get specific information from this link: <https://myanimelist.net/anime/31988/Hibike_Euphonium_2>

I don't really understand html so this is a bit harder for me.

I'm looking specifically get information from here:

```
<div>
    <span class="dark_text">Studios:</span>
          <a href="/anime/producer/2/Kyoto_Animation" title="Kyoto Animation">Kyoto Animation</a>  </div>

<div class="spaceit">

```

What I'm trying to do is search for when it says "Studios" and then get the title of the href link (Kyoto Animation).

So for I have managed to get this:

```
Document doc = Jsoup.connect("https://myanimelist.net/anime/31988/Hibike_Euphonium_2").get();

        Elements studio = doc.select("a[href][title]");
        for(Element link : studio){
            System.out.println(link.attr("title"));
        }

```

And it's outputting this:

```
Lantis
Pony Canyon
Rakuonsha
Ponycan USA
Kyoto Animation
Drama
Music
School
Kyoto Animation
Go to the Last Post
Go to the Last Post
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Collection
Follow @myanimelist on Twitter

```

Answer: 
It should be 

```
doc.select("span:contains(Studios) + a[href][title]");

```

of I assume that `span` is common element for list header.

So basicly this selector gets all `span` elements that contains text `Studios` and then gets 1 level children `a` elements having attributes `href` and `title`

Just in case, given selector will select only one link and in `span`
More universal could be

```
*:contains(Studio) > a[title]

```

and that means - take every `a` element that has `title` attribute and is **direct children** of any (\*) element that contains test `Studio`. Contains takes into account all text from descending children as well. For text of specific element `:textOwn` is used.
Not tested, but what about something like 

```
    ...
    Elements studio = doc.select("a[@title='Kyoto Animations']");
    ...

```