Controlling how the user interacts with the page.
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We asked members of the CSS community to share their “pick of the year”
My 2022 Pick: The :has() Selector
You might know this one as the so-called “parent selector” but that name does it no justice as it only covers a small part of what it can do. This selector has essentially changed the way I write my CSS.
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Bramus Van Damme
Chrome Developer Relations Engineer at Google
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You can use the segmented control at the bottom of each block to switch between different units to get an alternate view of the same data.
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David Khourshid
Microsoft
CSS Animations and Transitions
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