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[bulent]

:has is something very strong and open tons of possibilities.

[re.liable]

Conditional styling. In CSS only. I've been interested in that recently. Maybe that's a great vid idea! (Or maybe you've already done one, l'm just about to check after this comment heh)

[Iamhappy-vb]

Really awesome and another thing I like is that unlike most of coders, you are explain what you doing, I would like to please make amazing Html, css and JavaScript projects

[clydehawkins]

Fun fact: Even and Odd are common names in Norway!

[nomadshiba]

as soon i read the title, i knew that you will use :has()

[duruiz]

can I do the same with :where to keep low specificity right?

[saschab.]

Do you have any idea, why Firefox is so behind? It's pretty sad...

[ClickbaiterZ]

Hi, beginner here. New to your channel as well, I want to know what does *--color* did? And what's that var? Do you have video explain those have double dash things?

[jeremyx]

How or where did you check the compatibility of an attribute?

[techhutch]

Ah yes, an easy way to identify the Duggars of html elements

[geoffreyguez]

How does it look on non-suporting browser ?

[nomadshiba]

f/ck browser support i live on the edge
they will catch up eventually

[blackpurple]

Why hasn't Firefox adopted it yet? Can't believe it's being left behind fucking Chrome

[Lucky-ukff]

:has() is a good for other browsers but doesn't supported mozilla firefox.