An Introduction to the :has() Selector
Learn about :has(), a CSS pseudo-class for styling elements based on descendant conditions, offering versatility from simple child relationships to complex scenarios.
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Working of the :has()
selector
To get a feel for how :has()
works, let’s look at an example of how to apply it. In the following selector, we’re testing if an <article>
element has an <img>
element as a child:
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