Ire Aderinokun • 3/27/2018

How display: contents; Works

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This technical article provides a deep dive into the CSS `display: contents` property. It explains how the property causes an element's box to be omitted from rendering, as if its opening and closing tags were removed from the markup, while its contents are displayed normally. The article covers the visual effect, practical examples, and important edge cases regarding attributes, accessibility, and interaction.

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