Michelle Barker • 9/20/2021

Simpler Block Spacing in WordPress with :is() and :where()

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This technical article details the use of CSS pseudo-selectors :is() and :where() to manage spacing between blocks in WordPress's Gutenberg editor. It explains the syntax, differences in specificity, and provides practical examples for writing cleaner, more efficient CSS for styling flexible WordPress layouts.

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