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You’re showing a utility-style selector fragment: py-1 [&>p]:inline.

Explanation:

• py-1 is a utility (likely Tailwind-style) that sets vertical padding (padding-top and padding-bottom) to the spacing value 1.
• [&>p]:inline is a variant using a bracketed selector (Tailwind JIT/Arbitrary variants). It targets direct child p elements (> p) and applies the inline utility to them (making those

  elements display: inline).
  Combined effect: apply vertical padding to the element with py-1, and make any direct child

  elements render inline instead of block.

Browser/CSS equivalence:

• py-1 ≈ padding-top: ; padding-bottom: ; (value depends on your utility scale)
• [&>p]:inline ≈ selector: .your-element > p { display: inline; }

Notes:

• Requires a CSS framework that supports arbitrary variants (e.g., Tailwind JIT).
• The exact spacing value for py-1 depends on your design system (commonly 0.25rem or 0.25 * base).
• If using plain CSS, write:

.parent { padding-top: 0.25rem; padding-bottom: 0.25rem; }.parent > p { display: inline; }