Lea Verou • 5/2/2011

Rule filtering based on specific selector(s) support

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This article explains a clever CSS technique to apply styles only in browsers that support specific selectors. It works by prepending a rule with a selector that uses the features you want to test but is guaranteed not to match any element. Browsers that don't understand the test selector will ignore the entire rule, providing a form of feature detection without @supports.

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