:has() opens up new possibilities with CSS

The :has() pseudo-class is here, and while it’s often called the parent selector, it can actually do a lot more than that! 🔗 Links ⌚

Intermediate - 15 min - Software & IT - Kevin Powell

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What you'll need

• Laptop stand: Screen at eye level for long study sessions.
• Noise-cancelling headphones: Focus through long video lessons.
• Second monitor: Video on one screen, practice on the other.
• Wireless keyboard and mouse: Comfortable for hours of typing.

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