Cassidy Williams • 11/19/2023

A use-case for CSS :has()

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This technical article demonstrates a real-world use case for the CSS :has() selector. The author explains how they used :has() as a 'parent selector' to fix a dark mode implementation where the background color of the <html> element wasn't updating correctly, providing a clean solution to a specific styling problem.

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