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The Undeniable Utility Of CSS :

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Commentary:
Andy Bell
Original author:
Josh W. Comeau

What I really like about this article is how Josh explains how :has() works. They’re especially good at that sort of thing. There’s lots of good real-world examples in there too which compliments the vibe I was trying to achieve earlier in the year. We need more real world examples like this!

I’ve long said flexbox was my all time favourite CSS feature, but the more I see and use :has(), it’s getting close to overtaking for sure.

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