CSS :has selector is Amazing! | How to use the CSS :has selector

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The CSS :has selector is amazing! In this CSS tutorial, we will look at how to use the CSS :has selector and practical examples of how the :has selector can improve web development.

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(00:00) Intro
(00:10) Welcome
(00:33) Starter Code & Set up
(02:00) Forward vs Reverse Selections
(04:13) Selections Based on Child Elements
(06:49) Does :not :has selections
(07:44) :has either = OR selections
(08:40) AND selections
(09:48) :has specificity note
(10:17) A more complex example
(11:56) Nav Menu example
(16:05) Modal example
(17:13) light & dark mode example
(18:53) Bubbles example
(20:32) Input Validation example
(25:17) CanIUse.com - :has() support

📚 Tutorial References:
🔗 MDN: :has() selector: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d...

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