The :has pseudo-class allows developers to style a parent element based on the children it contains, shifting the conventional top-down styling approach in CSS.
After experimenting with the :has pseudo-class, I found it to be an incredibly handy utility, especially in scenarios involving dynamic components and state management.
Even for JavaScript developers using React, Vue, or Angular, the :has selector offers new possibilities for styling components responsively based on their internal content.
This blog post aims to illustrate the usefulness of the :has pseudo-class through real-world examples and practical applications that enhance CSS usability.
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